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Liquidity Growth

Definition

Liquidity growth signifies an increase in the ease with which a digital asset can be bought or sold without significantly affecting its price. This typically involves a greater volume of assets available for trading on exchanges and within decentralized liquidity pools. Enhanced liquidity reduces slippage for large orders, improves price stability, and attracts more traders and investors to a particular asset or market. It indicates a healthier, more efficient market environment where transactions can be executed quickly and at fair prices.