DWF Labs Partner: Trading activity has bottomed out, with 24-hour spot trading volume hitting a new low since winter 2019
ChainCatcher news, DWF Labs managing partner Andrei Grachev tweeted that trading activity has hit rock bottom, with 24-hour spot trading volume dropping to $23 billion, the lowest since the winter of 2019.Behind the scenes, exchanges are starting to impose requirements on projects regarding trading volume and liquidity, or they will be delisted. Retail activity is also very low, but people still need or want something to speculate on, to make money (or lose money). Even larger market cap coins can experience price fluctuations of 20-30% within 24 hours.Moreover, IDOs, IEOs, and direct listings are no longer popular, as people are waiting for new things to emerge and Binance Launchpad projects. Because it always stimulates retail activity, if a project succeeds, many will try to follow suit.Grachev explained, "Projects, exchanges, market makers, and other market participants are working behind the scenes to fix the market. Although there is no 100% solution, these efforts will certainly bring some benefits to the market. We are currently in a low point of market activity, but prices remain uncertain. In a few months, we expect our market activity to increase and drive prices up, which also depends on our luck." (source link)