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Crypto trading activity is declining: Daily trading volume across the 44 spot crypto exchanges tracked by Kaiko fell to ~$15 billion last week, the lowest level of the year. This marks a -70% decline from January peak levels. By comparison, in February, there were 2 trading days when volume exceeded $100 billion. As a result, the average daily volume trend has fallen -50% since December 2025, to $20 billion, the lowest this year. Meanwhile, trading volume remains heavily concentrated, with the 6 largest exchanges accounting for more than 60% of total activity. Crypto market liquidity is drying up.

I was going through my X bookmarks today, looking back at the people I used to learn from, debate with, having fund with them and trade alongside. The first thing I noticed was how many of those accounts are gone. Not suspended. Not saying goodbye. Just… silent. That made me stop and think. At first, I wondered if it was just people moving on with life. But the more accounts I checked, the more a pattern emerged. Most of them had one thing in common: they were convinced BTC will pump and then money will rotate in ETH and then in altcoin after that we will have alt season and send the market into another euphoric bull run that can change our life. Instead, nearly 3 years later, the market feels more drained than ever. That doesn’t automatically mean I’m right. Markets have a way of humbling anyone who becomes too certain. But when I zoom out and look beyond the charts i means bond markets, interest rates, central bank policy, global liquidity, and geopolitics.... I struggle to build a strong bullish case for the near future. Could BTC rally to 85k or even 90k? Possible, why not. But I don’t think price alone changes the bigger picture. A rally doesn’t necessarily create a healthy market. It doesn’t instantly bring back liquidity, confidence, or participation. The thing that concerns me most isn’t price. It’s people. Every long bear market quietly pushes someone out. Traders don’t usually leave after one big loss. They leave after months of disappointment, shrinking opportunity, and watching hope slowly fade away. If BTC eventually breaks below 50k-40k, I think many of the people still hanging on will finally walk away. The voices that made Crypto Twitter what it was in 2021 may disappear without a goodbye - just like so many already have. If that happens, it won’t just be another market event. It will be capitulation. Dark times don’t just test your portfolio. They test your patience, your discipline, and your belief in your process. The people who come out ahead won’t necessarily be the smartest or the boldest. They’ll be the ones who protect their capital, manage risk, and stay in the game long enough to recognize opportunity silently when everyone else has stopped looking. Every generation gets its defining opportunity. My job isn’t to predict exactly when it arrives. It’s to make sure I’m still here when it does.

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#BTC 83k is next draw on liquidity.

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Did you notice something? Old war again started in west Asia and BTC is still holding it's price - did not dump lower below 58k or 55k.

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Above picture is market paradigm where ICT explain how smart money who provide liquidity move the market there is also uninformed money who don’t understand market and smart money use their liquidity Retail in crypto market is extremely bullish they want…

Paradigm shift is coming in market Several things about to pop off,It will impact markets.