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The shift removes maker-fee eligibility and key order controls, raising costs and changing execution for active traders even as Kraken says deeper liquidity may tighten spreads.
The rally broadened across all 14 tracked exchanges, while Binance retained a 44.2% share and the top three venues became slightly less concentrated.
Market makers have returned to the majors, while thinner altcoin books and weak spot volume point to a recovery concentrated in the most institutionally traded assets.
A second consecutive monthly gain points to recovering spot activity, even as the quarter closed lower overall.
Open interest fell, but stronger long-side funding and a shift in spot trading toward buyers complicate the picture. Whether demand can absorb active supply remains unproven.
Thinner ETH books can amplify volatility, while $2,645 support and $2,775 resistance mark the next tests for its recovery.
Ether's median daily market depth fell to 35%–45% of Bitcoin's, weakening the order-book cushion behind its stronger quarterly gain.
Because Treasuries anchor global borrowing costs and collateral markets, a buyback operation matters well beyond the government bond desk.
Holding liquidity through August's seasonal lull strengthens the rally's credibility and could support larger trades as traders return.
Thin liquidity and unstable options positioning can make outflows look coordinated, complicating attempts to pin the move on Jane Street.
Forced selling from leveraged liquidations can amplify a move through recent lows, making the lower pocket more important than a brief upside extension.
Spot demand has hemorrhaged 59,351 BTC from ETFs in 20 days while miners and underwater shorts flood exchanges — but the leverage map now puts 8x more capital betting against BTC than for it.
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