Bitcoin trading volume has significantly shrunk to a small fraction of the peak during Trump's inauguration and the spike after the October flash crash, currently sitting in the narrowest trading range seen in months. Historically, such situations do not last long. Options flow indicates a shift in market sentiment, with implied volatility dropping to rarely seen low levels during the summer lull. At the same time, ETF inflows are weak, stablecoins continue to flow out, and Strategy has been a seller for four consecutive weeks.
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