According to online reports, Sanitation posted on platform X,"Since trading volume peaked on February 27, the overall trading volume in the crypto market has continued to decline (at that time, traders were optimistic about buying on dips). After further declines in the past two weeks, traders behaved with a sense of exhaustion, despair and surrender. When trading volumes in major cryptocurrencies continue to decline, even during periods of slight price recovery, it usually means that traders 'enthusiasm has waned. In this case, traders have become more cautious, indicating that they may not believe the current uptrend can be sustained. In addition, a contraction in trading volume during a slight rebound could be an early sign of weakening market momentum. Without strong buying support, price increases may quickly lose steam as there is not enough capital inflows to maintain the upward trend. This could mean that any rebound will be only temporary and that prices still face the risk of falling again. The contraction in trading volume does not necessarily directly constitute a bearish signal when it rebounds slightly, but volume reflects the market participation of retail and institutional traders. If both are waiting for the other to drive market value growth to make the next move, the market may stall, showing a low volatility or even a slight downward trend. For a healthier and more sustainable market recovery, bulls often want to see prices and trading volume increase in tandem. Market sentiment is likely to remain cautious until trading activity picks up significantly."