Spot trading volumes across Bitcoin and altcoins just hit their lowest point since late 2023—and it's worth paying attention. What's catching traders off guard is the stark contrast: prices keep pushing higher even as liquidity dries up. You've got these rallies fueled by what looks increasingly like paper-thin order books. Behind all that price strength? Not as much real demand flowing through as the charts might suggest. It's a classic mismatch between momentum and actual market depth.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 01-07 02:16
Surface prosperity, hollow inside. This wave of market seems really fake.
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NoStopLossNut
· 01-06 01:44
Surface prosperity, but it's just a false fire. Liquidity exhaustion is still increasing; a correction is inevitable sooner or later.
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MemeCurator
· 01-05 22:17
The market is being pushed up, who is taking the bait?
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RektRecorder
· 01-05 22:15
Why does this wave of gains feel so hollow? Is the liquidity even worse than at the end of 2023? It's a bit uncertain.
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MEVHunterWang
· 01-05 22:12
Oh man, this market is so fake, with such low volume, and it's still pushing upward?
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MissingSats
· 01-05 22:10
The apparent prosperity can't really hold up; it will eventually come back to bite.
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NftDeepBreather
· 01-05 21:56
Liquidity has bottomed out but the price is still rising, this is crazy... It feels like blowing up a balloon, and it will be over the moment it pops.
Spot trading volumes across Bitcoin and altcoins just hit their lowest point since late 2023—and it's worth paying attention. What's catching traders off guard is the stark contrast: prices keep pushing higher even as liquidity dries up. You've got these rallies fueled by what looks increasingly like paper-thin order books. Behind all that price strength? Not as much real demand flowing through as the charts might suggest. It's a classic mismatch between momentum and actual market depth.