Ethereum’s market liquidity has dropped to less than 50% of Bitcoin’s, according to a Techub News item citing Crypto Briefing. The report points to a notable shift in relative market depth between the two largest crypto assets. Analysts cited in the brief said weaker liquidity could raise trading costs for Ethereum and make price swings more pronounced. That combination may also affect how institutional participants approach execution and position management in the asset. No additional figures or timeframe beyond the reported comparison were disclosed in the source item.
Ethereum liquidity has fallen to below 50% of Bitcoin’s, according to Techub News, which cited Crypto Briefing.
The analysis said the drop in liquidity could push up Ethereum trading costs and increase market volatility, with possible implications for institutional trading strategies.
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