@willpansy
After consecutive net outflows, microstructure signals often deteriorate before further selloffs. The bid-ask spread typically widens, reflecting reduced willingness of market makers to provide liquidity. Large concentrated sell orders dominate trade flow, and order book resiliency declines. Volume clustering on the sell side—without proportionate replenishment on bids—indicates fragile demand. These signals precede more visible price declines, offering early warnings. Traders monitoring liquidity depth ratios and order imbalance metrics can detect stress before broader market panic emerges, helping manage exposure during sustained redemption or withdrawal periods.
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