Bitcoin is transitioning from a 'high-volatility speculative product' to a 'low-turnover digital hard asset', making a decline in trading volume an inevitable trend.

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While many people are focusing on the progress of the Clarity bill, at most a draft will be released in April (next week, April 21–25). If things go smoothly, the real vote will be postponed to mid-to-late May (May 15–22).

I place more importance on supply and demand… this is the law of the economic market.

Let's look at the data. During the 2021 crypto bull market, Bitcoin's average daily trading volume was 150-200 thousand coins. Currently, the trading volume is only 20-30 thousand coins.

All exchanges historically reached a peak of 3.35 million coins in July 2021, then declined year by year. As of the latest data, exchanges now hold 2.68 million coins! (Major accumulating institutions like BlackRock, Fidelity, strategy, Metaplanet, etc., have been continuously increasing their holdings from 2024 to 2026.) This momentum shows no signs of slowing down!!!

Making a prediction, the future daily trading volume of Bitcoin might not even reach 20-30 thousand coins, possibly dropping to a few hundred, or even a few dozen coins… (I don't know the specific time, but it might be a trend.)

(Just sharing data, does not constitute investment advice. Investing involves risks, be cautious when entering the market.)

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