Crypto spot trading volumes have taken a nosedive, dropping roughly 66% recently. On the surface, it looks bearish, but some major players in the industry see things differently. According to market observers from major trading platforms, this kind of pullback isn't necessarily a red flag—it's often the quiet before the storm. These lulls in volume typically precede significant market movements. So while the numbers might look grim at first glance, experienced traders and institutions are watching closely for what comes next. The question is whether this consolidation phase will lead to the next bullish push or signal further downside.
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SorryRugPulled
· 12-16 22:19
66% decline? Just wait and see how big institutions scoop up the bottom. This move is definitely another robot washout trick.
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DefiPlaybook
· 12-16 22:14
66% decline sounds scary, but honestly, this wave is just big players quietly accumulating
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Quiet times are often the most dangerous and the most opportunities. The key is whether you can survive until that moment [dog head]
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From on-chain data, institutions are really eating up the chips this time. Just wait and see
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It's the same saying, "Calm before the storm." The last time I heard this was three months ago, and I'm still in loss now
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A crash in trading volume? It means retail investors have been washed out. This is the prelude to the main upward wave
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No one is playing anymore, which is actually a good sign? I feel like it's going to break the bottom again
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Only those who dare to go all-in at this time are true DeFi players. I'm a cautious observer
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CodeZeroBasis
· 12-16 11:33
A 66% drop sounds pretty scary, but isn't this just when institutions are waiting for the right moment...
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quietly_staking
· 12-16 05:53
Trading volume plummeted by 66%. Can we really wait for a big market move this time, or is it just another harvest for the leeks...
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BTCWaveRider
· 12-13 23:44
66% plunge? To be honest, I'm a bit confused, but the big players are all in hibernation... Feels like it's either take off or keep crashing.
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AirdropJunkie
· 12-13 23:42
A 66% decline is indeed shocking, but that's why retail investors are always cut. Institutions are quietly accumulating, while we're still panic selling.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-13 23:37
A 66% decline is indeed frightening, but I've heard this explanation too many times, always saying "calm before the storm"... I've believed it several times only to get caught.
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MetadataExplorer
· 12-13 23:31
Trading volume plummeted 66%... Is this really "calm before the storm" or has it just cooled off completely?
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PonziDetector
· 12-13 23:28
Trading volume plummeted by 66%... Honestly, this is just a shakeout, with the main players quietly accumulating.
Crypto spot trading volumes have taken a nosedive, dropping roughly 66% recently. On the surface, it looks bearish, but some major players in the industry see things differently. According to market observers from major trading platforms, this kind of pullback isn't necessarily a red flag—it's often the quiet before the storm. These lulls in volume typically precede significant market movements. So while the numbers might look grim at first glance, experienced traders and institutions are watching closely for what comes next. The question is whether this consolidation phase will lead to the next bullish push or signal further downside.