Bitcoin and Ethereum are experiencing a sharp pullback in trading momentum right now. Over the past day, BTC and ETH have both seen their trading volumes crater by roughly 70%—and the pain isn't confined to the majors. Top-tier altcoins are getting hit just as hard, posting similar volume declines across the board. It's the kind of action that often signals traders are stepping to the sidelines, either reassessing positions or waiting for clearer directional signals before committing fresh capital. Market depth appears thinner than usual, which could amplify moves once liquidity does return.
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rekt_but_resilient
· 23h ago
Trading volume plummeted by 70%. Is this the rhythm of a sell-off?
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DeFiAlchemist
· 23h ago
*adjusts alchemical instruments* 70% volume evaporation... the transmutation has stalled. thin liquidity like a philosopher's stone losing its potency—when this rebounds, we're either witnessing financial enlightenment or pure volatility alchemy gone wrong.
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NFTPessimist
· 23h ago
70% of the trading volume evaporates, this is the smell of a bear market.
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StakeOrRegret
· 23h ago
Price crashes by 70%. This time, it's either buy the dip or wait to die.
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MissedAirdropAgain
· 23h ago
Trading volume plummeted by 70%, this time it's really the big clearance sale coming.
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LidoStakeAddict
· 12-27 22:31
Trading volume has collapsed by 70%, this wave is indeed a bit cold.
Bitcoin and Ethereum are experiencing a sharp pullback in trading momentum right now. Over the past day, BTC and ETH have both seen their trading volumes crater by roughly 70%—and the pain isn't confined to the majors. Top-tier altcoins are getting hit just as hard, posting similar volume declines across the board. It's the kind of action that often signals traders are stepping to the sidelines, either reassessing positions or waiting for clearer directional signals before committing fresh capital. Market depth appears thinner than usual, which could amplify moves once liquidity does return.