2026-01-07 16:32:35

According to the latest annual report data released by a leading exchange, signs of industry recovery are evident. 55 million registered users, $3.3 trillion in annual trading volume, and a maximum of $7.3 billion in capital deposits—what do these figures indicate? Behind the simple numerical growth, it actually reflects the exchange's true operational capability after experiencing bull and bear cycles. Regardless of market fluctuations, these indicators quietly tell a story: the confidence of institutions and retail investors still exists, and trading depth and ecosystem vitality continue to accumulate.

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HashRateHustler

· 01-09 04:15

Huh, 3.3 trillion? Sounds impressive, but where is the real money? --- 73 billion in deposits? I thought it would be more exaggerated. --- Every time I see reports like this, I want to laugh. As long as the numbers look good, that's fine; what really matters is what can be actually realized. --- Oh, wait, among those 55 million users, how many are actually active traders? The ratio is outrageous. --- Is there confidence? Ha, I just want to ask those institutions if they still dare to hold heavy positions now. --- Here we go again talking about ecosystem vitality. The old routine, but surviving through bull and bear cycles isn't easy. --- As for trading depth, it basically means liquidity is sufficient, but it also does reflect that there are still people playing in the market. --- Wait, is this data about this year or all previous years? If it's historical data, then it's even less interesting. --- I'm only concerned about one thing: whether the actual trading volume in the past two years has been manipulated. That's the key.

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StakeTillRetire

· 01-08 15:41

7.3 billion in deposits? That number sounds pretty impressive, but how many can actually make it to the next bull market?

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AirdropHunterWang

· 01-07 16:59

3.3 trillion in transaction volume? Sounds impressive, but the real question is how much of this money has actually flowed into retail investors' hands. --- 73 billion in funds accumulated... Is this more or less than the previous cycle? Without comparison data, I have no confidence. --- 550 million users, but half are probably zombie accounts. The actual active users are estimated to be only a couple of tens of millions. --- The so-called ecosystem vitality accumulation is just waiting for the next bull market to cut the leeks, haha. --- Industry recovery? I feel like there are still more people bottom-fishing, and only a few are actually making money. --- The depth of trading exists for real, but check again if there's depth when big players are疯狂砸盘 (massively selling off). --- Confidence exists ×, FOMO exists √. --- The data looks good, but the key is whether the exchange's own wallet is really getting fatter. --- This report is just paving the way for the upcoming listing and financing, everyone in the know understands. --- Would institutional investors really enter so low-key? Instead, retail investors are still疯狂涌入 (flooding in).

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MetaverseHermit

· 01-07 16:55

The numbers look good, but how can we guarantee the authenticity of the 7.3 billion in deposits? --- 55 million users sounds like a lot, but I don't know how many are zombie accounts. --- I'm relieved now that these data are out; my faith in holding through the bear market was not misplaced. --- 3.3 trillion? It seems like the big players are still the institutions; do retail investors really have that much money? --- Being able to withstand the bull and bear cycles like this shows that the exchange truly has some skills. --- Here comes the hype about recovery again, but the real test is still ahead. --- Confidence does not equal real money; don't be fooled by these data.

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ProxyCollector

· 01-07 16:39

7.3 billion in deposits sounds impressive, but the real money is not in the hands of those who profit from trading on exchanges.

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TopEscapeArtist

· 01-07 16:37

7.3 billion accumulated? Why haven't I accumulated anything, but instead been accumulated... The data looks good, but where is the stop-loss level?

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