Bitcoin (BTC) Trading volumes on all digital currency exchanges have fallen to their lowest level in nearly two years.
The Bitcoin space volume on Binance alone has decreased by more than 81% from the October 2025 peak of $198.6 billion to approximately $36.4 billion at press time. Meanwhile, Gate.io’s ratings fell by 79.6% during the same period, while Bybit lost 66%, thereby confirming the decline of the market, according to data from CryptoQuant reviewed by Finbold on May 26.
The last time Bitcoin spot volume was hit was in July 2023, during the previous bear market. In fact, a significant drop in BTC volume indicates a significant drop in its trading volume.
In addition, the demand for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies fell amid the financial crisis caused by the US-Iran war. Therefore, investors chose products and traditional indices.
Next is the price of Bitcoin in the midst of low volume
With Bitcoin volume at record lows, bearish sentiment may have settled further. Of course, the stock has shown a potential turnaround after bouncing back from the bottom of the bear market that formed between February and April, trading at around $76,660 at the time of publication.
Earlier, the fall in BTC volume signaled the end of its bear market.
“It was precisely that the number of bears fell when the 2023 bear market ended, followed by the return of volatility and the resumption of technology,” Darkfost analyst. he realized.
BTC’s recent price volatility is bolstered by its stable currency rates – periodic payments between long and short futures so that the contract price is in line with the spot price – on Binance over the past two years, as metrics from CryptoQuant. BTC’s strong decline among active traders could encourage a rally above $82,000 in the near future.
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