2025-12-25 07:01:30

#比特币流动性 Recently, on-chain inflows have been declining. Does this indicate that market enthusiasm is also cooling down? Currently, everyone seems to be holding steady—watching the market and waiting for opportunities—no one is in a rush to take action. At this time, Bitcoin's liquidity is indeed less active, and market enthusiasm has calmed down quite a bit.

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StablecoinArbitrageur

· 9h ago

actually, declining inflows don't necessarily signal demand destruction—you're conflating *volume* with *conviction*. the smart money's just optimizing slippage across cex/dex spreads rn. classic mispricing opportunity if you know where to look.

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 9h ago

Liquidity decline isn't necessarily a bad thing; on the contrary, it indicates that big players are accumulating, and retail investors have also learned their lesson. This is what a bottom should look like.

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GasFeeVictim

· 9h ago

Liquidity decline isn't necessarily a bad thing; it indicates that holders are reluctant to sell, which is actually a positive signal.

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ContractSurrender

· 9h ago

Doing nothing at this time is actually a good opportunity; the colder it gets, the more you should push forward.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 10h ago

Liquidity decline ≠ market cooling down, this is a trick that veterans all understand. Staying on the sidelines is actually sharpening the blade, watching whose supply line will collapse first. History tells us that the quietest times are often the riskiest; managing losses well is the only way to survive and see opportunities.

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