The intention to recover a 20% market share in the United States by cutting fees and increasing liquidity depth is the necessary step I’ve been waiting for to see a real volume reactivation in that pair. The market has been digesting regulatory issues for the past two years, but when an exchange focuses on improving its execution metrics and reducing slippage, institutional capital starts to return gradually. I’ve been operating in this sector for years, and I know that liquidity attracts more liquidity; focusing on regulated products is the key to drawing in the large players that have, until now, stayed on the sidelines.

On the technical side, this news is constructive for the market’s overall sentiment, especially when we observe how $BTC ha has consolidated key positions. If we see an increase in daily traded volume at current levels, we could see a solid test around $68,500. My thesis is that if the market manages to hold above $65,200 over the next 72 hours, the market structure will be strong enough to attempt a new bullish push. If we lose that floor, the setup is invalidated and I prefer to wait in cash. I trade $BTC b under the premise that market fundamentals are aligning again after months of uncertainty.

Key data: The current market shows a volume-to-market-cap ratio that suggests an average accumulation phase. Outflow flows on the highest-volume exchanges have averaged $350 million per day during the last week, indicating that investors are moving positions to cold wallets, reducing the liquid supply available for immediate trading. Order book depth indicators show that the strongest support in the short term is located in the $63,800 area, while the main resistance remains at $71,000 according to market depth data.