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30% More Trading Volume? Here’s How Market Making Actually Delivers
From $BTC s earliest days, crypto promised open and accessible markets where anyone could participate. But even today, a strong community alone isn’t enough. A token can struggle if its market is illiquid and unstable.
Picture this:
A project with real interest, active users, and growing awareness—yet trading volume is flat.
Why does this happen?
• Low liquidity – even small trades move the price too much
• Wide spreads – trading becomes expensive
• Interest doesn’t convert into execution
I don’t have to imagine this scenario—I recently worked with a project facing exactly this challenge.
The solution? Market making.
We implemented the WhiteBIT Market Making Program, and the impact was immediate:
• Tighter bid-ask spreads
• Deeper order books
• Smoother price action
• Stronger trader confidence
• Up to 30% increase in trading volume
Market making didn’t “artificially pump” the token—it activated real demand by making the market usable. When traders feel safe entering and exiting positions, volume follows naturally.
Liquidity isn’t optional anymore.
It’s infrastructure.
#Bitcoin #Liquidity #MarketMaking #TradingStrategy #MarketsAlpha

$BTC and Ethereum Now Operate in “Different Monetary Universes”

A new report from Glassnode + Keyrock shows how $BTC and $ETH are rapidly diverging in purpose and on-chain behavior:

🔵 Bitcoin → The Digital Savings Asset
• 61% of BTC hasn’t moved in over a year
• Daily turnover sits at just 0.61% of the free float
Bitcoin is increasingly behaving like digital gold — slow-moving, conviction-held, and built for long-term store-of-value demand.

🟣 Ethereum → The High-Velocity Utility Engine
• Long-term ETH holders are spending coins 3× faster than BTC holders
• 25% of ETH is locked in staking, ETFs, and DeFi
ETH acts less like a savings asset and more like liquid fuel powering smart contracts, DeFi, and liquid staking ecosystems.

⚠️ Market Insight
Some analysts warn that ETH’s rising velocity may introduce structural risk. A few even suggest that shorting ETH could serve as a hedge against Bitcoin’s accelerating institutional momentum, especially as Ether-focused treasuries show signs of limited remaining firepower.

Two assets, two roles, two separate monetary realities — and investors are positioning accordingly.

#BTC $BTC #ETH #MarketsAlpha