Bitcoin trading volume "evaporates," where have the retail investors gone? The answer is a bit painful

The decline in trading volume essentially means fewer participants.
And this time, the most noticeably missing are retail investors.
The reason is simple: the profit-making effect is gone.
No rapid surge, no hot topics, no stories of doubling overnight, so retail investors naturally stop coming.
But there is a market rule: when retail investors exit, it’s often not a bad thing.
Because retail investors are usually "amplifiers" of trends, not "initiators."
The current market is more like a game between institutions. The pace is slow, but once a trend forms, it’s more decisive.
So the question is not "what to do when fewer people are around," but—what are the remaining people doing.
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