Today's liquidation amount for contracts is actually the highest in the past six months. On April 6th and 7th this year, the combined liquidation amount was around $1.8 billion, and the BTC spot trading volume was 78k + 35k. Today, the liquidation amount for contracts is $1.5 billion, while BTC spot trading volume is only 4k. This shows that spot trading volume is sluggish—even with a major crash, no big institutions are willing to buy the dip. Is the price just not attractive enough? Previously, before every crash, ETH whales were always the first to run. This time, it's strange—they only exited after the crash. The same goes for BTC whales; they exited after the crash. So, are the whales also getting trapped or making wrong judgments? https://www.(valuescan.io)/login?inviteCode=A6VUDJ