Anyone else feel like days like this quietly remind people why BTC being open 24/7 still matters?

What stands out to me today is not just the NFP setup, it’s the structure around it.

A big macro release still hits, but a lot of traditional markets are closed or running through holiday conditions. That creates a weird gap between information and price discovery. Stocks are closed for Good Friday, CME has holiday hours around the same window, and yet the market still has to process new information somehow. That is exactly the kind of day where BTC’s 24/7 nature starts feeling less like a marketing slogan and more like an actual structural difference.

I’m not saying that suddenly makes BTC a safe haven. I’m saying there’s something interesting about an asset still trading while a lot of the usual reaction channels are partially shut or less liquid. On days like this, crypto doesn’t just trade risk, it also trades continuity. That matters, especially when everyone knows the real question is whether the next full session opens with a gap.

So today I’m less interested in the usual crypto-is-bullish debate and more interested in whether this kind of calendar setup quietly strengthens BTC’s case as the market that doesn’t have to wait for Monday. Anyone else think that’s part of why people keep coming back to it?