Bitcoin Market Structure: Why Liquidity Matters More Than Short-Term Price Moves
Bitcoin liquidity and order-book depth determine how well the market absorbs large trades, institutional flows and sudden volatility shocks.
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Bitcoin liquidity and order-book depth determine how well the market absorbs large trades, institutional flows and sudden volatility shocks.
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