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Liquidity Return Signal

Definition

A liquidity return signal indicates a discernible pattern or metric suggesting that capital previously withdrawn from a digital asset market is beginning to flow back in. This signal might manifest as increasing stablecoin inflows to exchanges, rising trading volumes, or a reduction in bid-ask spreads. It suggests a renewed willingness among market participants to allocate funds and engage in trading activities. This often precedes a period of increased market activity or price appreciation.