Trading volume "disappears," retail investors exit, Bitcoin is entering the next phase

The market has never been constantly lively.
The current quietness largely stems from a fact: retail investors are decreasing.
Without profit effects, there is no new capital. Without new capital, trading volume naturally declines.
It sounds like a bad thing, but not necessarily.
Because retail investors tend to flood in at the end of a trend and leave quickly during consolidation.
And now, it is very likely in a phase of "de-retailization."
Market participants decrease, but quality improves.
This will bring about a change: short-term volatility decreases, but once a trend forms, it will be more decisive.
In other words, future market conditions may no longer be "opportunities every day," but "fewer opportunities that are more concentrated."
So low trading volume may not be a decline, but a switch.
From liveliness to efficiency. #比特币现货交易量新低