November's crypto market trading data is out, showing an overall cooling trend.



Looking at various indicators: spot trading volume shrank by 28% month-on-month, and the derivatives sector was not spared, with trading volume falling by 16%. More notably, traffic on major platform websites also declined by 11%, reflecting a general decrease in market participation enthusiasm.

This wave of data contraction may be related to year-end capital rebound and rising market caution. However, on the other hand, a decline in trading volume isn't necessarily a bad thing—sometimes a cooling-off period is just the time to build strength.

Has your trading frequency changed in November?
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BridgeNomadvip
· 12-10 17:07
ngl, 28% spot volume contraction hits different when you've been through enough exploits to know what real liquidity fragmentation looks like. seen this pattern before tho—quiet periods right before some nasty attack vectors surface, so staying vigilant on slippage tolerance settings rn
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RugPullSurvivorvip
· 12-10 17:04
A 28% drop is quite steep, it feels like everyone is waiting for something. Alright, anyway, I’m pretty much taking a break in November. No activity in spot markets, no involvement in derivatives. During this cooling-off period, I’ll just focus on health and well-being.
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GasGoblinvip
· 12-10 17:02
28% decline, it looks a bit painful Actually, just lie flat and wait for the opportunity What the hell is everyone waiting for Hold on to your position, don't move
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BlockchainNewbievip
· 12-10 17:02
I think this wave of decline isn't really a big deal; taking a cooling-off period to accumulate strength is not wrong. Wait, a 28% drop? That's a bit steep. Have the big players all left? My trading frequency in November was indeed low, mainly because I didn't understand the market well, so I just left it alone. If this cooling trend continues, can there be a rebound by the end of the year?
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ShibaMillionairen'tvip
· 12-10 16:57
Lying flat in November, too lazy to watch the market, wait until the end of the year to see the trend.
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StablecoinEnjoyervip
· 12-10 16:46
A 28% drop is really outrageous. I just gave up in November. --- Cooling-off period? I think it's more like a cut-loss period haha. --- Flow back of funds is just an excuse, obviously because there's no money left. --- Wait a minute, an 11% decline in traffic isn't too bad. I thought it would be even worse. --- Wake up, this is the rhythm of a bear market. Don't deceive yourself. --- Anyway, I'm sleeping all in stablecoins. Looking at this lousy market, I might as well give up. --- Derivatives also fell 16%? Short sellers must be making a killing. --- Gathering strength? Bro, I've heard that saying so many times, but what’s the result? --- I really didn't move my wallet in November. I'll wait until it breaks my psychological price. --- Spot 28%, derivatives 16%, this difference is pretty interesting. --- Who’s still trading? Isn’t hodling more attractive? --- I believe in year-end flow back, but this bear pattern makes short-term rebounds uncertain.
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