Trading volume has dropped so much, is Bitcoin finished? The answer is a bit counterintuitive.

If you only look at the data, Bitcoin's spot trading volume is indeed unimpressive, even can be described as "dismal."
But judging solely based on data often causes you to miss the most critical moments.
The market has never developed linearly; it is always phased. After the excitement, there must be calm, and after calm, a new wave of excitement will come.
The current low trading volume is more like the market is "shifting gears." From short-term speculation to medium- and long-term positioning.
You'll find that short-term traders have decreased, but long-term holders are actually more steadfast. This structural change is more important than the price itself.
Another key point is: low trading volume means fewer floating chips. The more stable the chips, the easier the future market is to amplify.
To put it simply: the fewer people, the louder the voice.
So it's not "finished" now, but "quietly reshuffling."
The real market trend often doesn't start at the hottest moment, but brews during the most boring times. #比特币现货交易量新低