All articles tagged with #trading volume
Triple witching day occurs four times a year when stock options, index options, and futures all expire simultaneously, leading to high trading volume but typically low volatility, as traders prepare in advance for the event.
Coinbase is set to announce its Q3 2025 earnings on October 30th, with expectations of a $1.19 EPS and $1.81 billion in revenue, though the stock may decline if trading volume drops further.
On October 15, 2025, amid a significant stock market decline, retail traders aggressively bought the dip, with over 110 million options contracts traded—setting a new record and highlighting increased amateur investor activity in response to market volatility.
Solana has experienced a 70% surge in trading volume, with its DEX volume nearly doubling Ethereum's, fueled by growing momentum, Open Interest, and speculation around a potential Solana ETF, raising the possibility that SOL could outperform Ethereum in September 2025.
Coinbase reported a significant increase in second-quarter profit driven by a 9.5% rise in subscription and services revenue, despite a 2% decline in transaction revenue and sluggish retail trading volumes due to market uncertainty. The profit boost was mainly due to gains from investments in stablecoin issuer Circle and its crypto portfolio.
The meme-stock rally continues with Krispy Kreme, GoPro, and Beyond Meat surging due to social media hype, short squeezes, and technical breakouts, despite no significant changes in their fundamentals, driven by retail momentum and record trading volumes.
Opendoor Technologies experienced a highly volatile trading day, with shares surging over 120% at peak before falling back, driven by meme-stock trading dynamics, record trading volume, and high short interest, amid renewed retail investor interest and speculation.
XRP failed to break the $2.3 resistance level amid mixed signals: on-chain accumulation suggests potential for a rally, but declining trading volume and weak network activity indicate caution. Technical analysis shows a bullish weekly trend but ongoing resistance at $2.27-$2.32, with some signs of increasing bullish momentum in the short term.
XRP's trading volume has plummeted by 54% to $1.38 billion, possibly due to investor caution despite recent positive developments like Ripple dropping its SEC appeal, major XRPL upgrades, and new partnerships. The price remains slightly up, with traders awaiting further catalysts for movement.
Dogecoin (DOGE) shows signs of a strong bullish reversal after a prolonged downtrend, with potential for a 32% rally if it breaks above $0.19. On-chain data indicates significant outflows and high leverage on long positions, suggesting strong investor interest and possible accumulation ahead of a breakout, though short-term downtrend signals remain due to the 200-day EMA.
XRP has shown a price rebound to around $2.18 after recent losses, but a sharp 49% drop in trading volume raises concerns about the sustainability of the recovery. Market watchers are cautious, awaiting potential catalysts like ETF approvals that could trigger a breakout, while technical indicators suggest possible movement if resistance levels are broken with increased volume.
Tesla's stock has dropped over 15% in a week amid fluctuating trading volumes and changing investor sentiment, with recent headlines about Elon Musk possibly influencing big-money participation and retail investor behavior.
Dogecoin (DOGE) has surged 116% over the past week, leading to a significant trading frenzy in South Korea, where the 'Kimchi Premium' has re-emerged. This premium refers to the price gap between South Korean and global exchanges, with DOGE trading higher on Korean platforms like Upbit and Bithumb compared to Binance. The memecoin's trading volume has spiked, with Upbit accounting for 20.7% of global DOGE trades. Analysts suggest DOGE could reach new all-time highs, potentially hitting the $1 mark soon.
Ethereum has broken above the $3.1k resistance level, now turned support, but faces a bearish market structure and low trading volume. Despite positive sentiment and a recovering spot CVD, the daily RSI and CMF indicate bearish momentum. For ETH to target the $3.5k-$3.7k resistance zone, increased volume and sustained bullish trends are necessary.
Ethereum's recent bullish surge is cooling off, showing signs of consolidation amid ETF hype. Despite a 17% increase last week, the growth has slowed to less than 1% this week. Technical indicators and trading data suggest a mixed sentiment, with a predominance of long positions but increased market caution. The ETH/USDt chart and RSI indicate neutral momentum, with key support at $3,770 and resistance near $4,000. Overall, Ethereum is already in a consolidation phase.