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Data: Matrixport—Hidden Liquidity Risks in the Crypto Market Are Rising, Market Cap Increases but Trading Volume Does Not Keep Up

Data: Matrixport—Hidden Liquidity Risks in the Crypto Market Are Rising, Market Cap Increases but Trading Volume Does Not Keep Up

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/11/12 06:19
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ChainCatcher News, Matrixport has released its latest research chart indicating that although the total market capitalization of crypto assets has risen from $2.4 trillion to $3.7 trillion over the past 12 months, market trading volume has shrunk from $352 billion to $178 billion, a decrease of about 50%. This suggests a structural cooling of the market and relatively scarce liquidity.

The report believes that the contraction in trading volume reflects a decline in market participation and weakening momentum, serving as a potential cautionary signal. On-chain data also shows that bitcoin may have entered a phase of bear market. Although long-term catalysts remain, short-term momentum is insufficient to support sustained price increases. In a low-liquidity environment, exchange pressure is rising, and market activity and trading revenue may continue to face downward pressure.

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