Đây là vấn đề lớn nhất của chúng ta hiện nay.

Một trong những lý do chính khiến Bitcoin đang gặp khó khăn trong việc phục hồi là do thiếu thanh khoản mới chảy vào.

💡 Khi nói về thanh khoản trong thị trường crypto, chúng ta chủ yếu đề cập đến stablecoin.
Biểu đồ cho thấy dòng tiền vào của stablecoin ERC-20 (trung bình 7 ngày) chảy vào các sàn giao dịch.

Theo dõi các dòng chảy này giúp xác định liệu thanh khoản mới sắp vào thị trường hay vẫn còn vắng bóng.

Kể từ tháng 8, dòng stablecoin chảy vào các sàn giao dịch đã giảm dần từ 158 tỷ đô la xuống còn khoảng 76 tỷ đô la hiện nay, tương đương mức giảm 50% thanh khoản mới chảy vào.
Trung bình 90 ngày cũng đã giảm, từ mức dòng vào 130 tỷ đô la stablecoin xuống còn 118 tỷ đô la.

Điều này cho thấy Bitcoin đang đối mặt với sự sụt giảm về nhu cầu, vốn chưa đủ mạnh để hấp thụ áp lực bán đang đè nặng lên thị trường.


Để Bitcoin khởi động lại một xu hướng tăng thực sự, chìa khóa nằm ở việc thanh khoản mới chảy vào thị trường.

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This is our biggest problem right now.

One of the main reasons Bitcoin is struggling to recover is the lack of new liquidation flowing in.

💡 When discussing liquidation in the crypto market, we are primarily referring to stablecoins.
The chart shows the inflow of ERC-20 stablecoins (7-day Medium ) into exchanges.

Tracking these flows helps determine whether new liquidation is about to enter the market or is still absent.

Since August, the inflow of stablecoins into exchanges has gradually decreased from $158 billion to approximately $76 billion currently, equivalent to a 50% reduction in new liquidation .
The 90-day Medium has also decreased, from a stablecoin inflow of $130 billion to $118 billion.

This suggests that Bitcoin is facing a decline in demand, which is not strong enough to absorb the selling pressure weighing on the market.


For Bitcoin to restart a genuine uptrend, the key lies in new liquidation flowing into the market.

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