According to @Andre_Dragosch, on-chain transaction density shows an air pocket between 70k and 80k for Bitcoin BTC where few coins changed hands, source: @Andre_Dragosch on X. Transaction clusters are concentrated around 58k to 69k, aligning with the prior cycle all time high near 69k and the 200 week moving average near 58k, source: @Andre_Dragosch on X. This profile points to thinner liquidity and potentially faster moves through 70k to 80k, while the 58k to 69k zone may serve as stronger support and a key risk management area, source: @Andre_Dragosch on X.

According to @secondswap_io, crypto lacks a mid-life market for vested and locked tokens, creating a structural liquidity gap that affects trading. The organization states that billions in locked capital and vested tokens are transacting via opaque OTC deals, breaking price discovery for these assets, according to @secondswap_io. Real-world asset adoption is being slowed by this opacity, according to @secondswap_io. Transparent, on-chain secondary markets are needed to handle this phase of token lifecycle, according to @secondswap_io.

According to @PANewsCN, Deribit APAC business head Lin said current crypto market liquidity remains 15%-20% below levels before the October 11 crash, source: PANews on X citing Lin, Nov 2, 2025. The source reports that a volatile US earnings season is attracting capital into equities as US stocks hit new highs, limiting near-term crypto flows, source: PANews on X citing Lin, Nov 2, 2025. The source notes that if US equities stay stable, liquidity could spill over to crypto toward year-end, but near-term upside is hard to drive and volatility is not low, source: PANews on X citing Lin, Nov 2, 2025.

According to @glassnode, Bitcoin's URPD shows a filling liquidity gap when comparing February 23 to today. Although URPD lacks behavioral context, Coin Days Destroyed (CBD) provides insights into investor behavior, revealing which investors lowered their cost basis, capitulated, and where new demand has emerged.