Rumors of Bitcoin ETF approval often cause liquidity to migrate from altcoins into BTC as traders rebalance toward the perceived “safer” asset. This temporarily drains liquidity from smaller tokens, widening spreads and increasing volatility in those markets. Investors should avoid forced selling of altcoins during liquidity droughts. Instead, they can rotate gradually, hedge with BTC pairs, or wait for post‑rumor normalization. Understanding liquidity rotation cycles helps avoid unnecessary losses and improves timing for re‑entry into altcoins once capital flows stabilize.
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Efficiency race intensifies for survival — Frontier hardware now targets 10–15 W/TH; older rigs (20+ W/TH) barely break even even at higher BTC levels. Upgrading or curtailing inefficient capacity is essential. Investors see best ROI in fleets that stay ahead of the efficiency curve.
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Uniswap’s leadership position in the decentralized exchange (DEX) market is primarily driven by its pioneering role in automating market-making (AMM). By offering an efficient and easy-to-use platform for swapping tokens, Uniswap has captured a significant portion of the DeFi market share. Its widespread use is evident in the billions of dollars in trading volume processed on its platform daily. As more liquidity providers and traders participate, Uniswap has solidified itself as the go-to DEX, effectively setting the benchmark for decentralized trading. The success of its AMM model, which eliminates the need for traditional order books, has contributed greatly to its dominance, attracting both retail and institutional players.
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