BIT: Crypto market trading volume surges nearly 4x, insufficient buying pressure exacerbates liquidity strain.
Original headlineBIT：加密市场成交量激增近 4 倍，买盘不足加剧流动性压力
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Bitcoin fell as much as 9% in 24 hours to near $62,000, triggering a surge in crypto trading volume from $29 billion late last week to $107 billion—roughly 3.7 times the prior level—as liquidations accelerated. BIT attributed the pressure to insufficient buy-side support, with stablecoin net outflows reaching $14 billion over the past 30 days, further thinning market liquidity. Weekend bank closures limiting fiat inflows, weak macroeconomic conditions and cybersecurity concerns added to the strain. Total crypto market capitalization has fallen from $2.9 trillion in early October to $2.1 trillion, an approximately $800 billion contraction. BIT noted it flagged long-position risk in its October 16 "BIT on Target" report when Bitcoin was still around $82,000. Watch whether stablecoin flows stabilize and dip-buying emerges as traditional markets reopen.
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