The intraday trading volume of ETH fell to its lowest level in nearly 12 months the day before yesterday, and this phenomenon of reduced volume actually reflects a depletion of liquidity, which is characteristic of a Bear Market. Here comes the question—if someone dares to pump ETH to 4000 at this time, who the hell would pick up this order? To put it bluntly, going long in such a sluggish market with such low volume, the risks and rewards simply do not match.
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ShortingEnthusiast
· 17h ago
A low-volume pump is just a joke; I don't pay attention to price rises without trading volume.
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SmartContractRebel
· 17h ago
With such poor volume, pumping is useless; no one is catching a falling knife.
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RektButSmiling
· 17h ago
With this kind of quantity, pumping to 4000 is useless; no one dares to take it.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 18h ago
I've seen a lot of situations like this with shrinking volume; those who are truly brave enough to buy the dip have already made their move. Now, those who are still just watching are basically too timid.
The intraday trading volume of ETH fell to its lowest level in nearly 12 months the day before yesterday, and this phenomenon of reduced volume actually reflects a depletion of liquidity, which is characteristic of a Bear Market. Here comes the question—if someone dares to pump ETH to 4000 at this time, who the hell would pick up this order? To put it bluntly, going long in such a sluggish market with such low volume, the risks and rewards simply do not match.