Been noticing something interesting about what happened after October's crash. Market makers got loaded up with so many coins during the selloff that they're basically sitting on massive inventory now. That's actually slowing down the whole trading action because they're not as eager to move volume when they're already holding this much. It's one of those dynamics that doesn't always make headlines but really affects how the market moves day to day. The thing is, when inventory gets this bloated, spreads tend to widen and liquidity can get choppy. Traders looking for free crypto opportunities or just trying to get decent fills are probably noticing the friction. Worth keeping an eye on how long it takes for these positions to normalize because that'll likely determine when we see trading pick back up again.

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