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These tokens saw the biggest trading volume pumps last week. How could traders benefit?

Published 02/04/2022, 08:45 AM
Updated 02/05/2022, 10:20 AM

An uptick in trading volume is one of the key components of a digital asset’s healthy market outlook. It indicates both robust liquidity and a surge in fellow traders’ enthusiasm for the token. The relationship between the asset’s price and trading volume is a nuanced one: Volume spikes often trail strong rallies as more and more traders hop on the bandwagon in the hopes of a ride to the moon.

Yet, in some cases, it is surging trading volume that leads to price appreciation. In such a scenario, getting alerted to anomalous trading activity around a token can help crypto investors to spot the early signs of an impending rally. Regardless of whether the trading volume spikes precede or follow the price action, the assets that exhibit unusual behavior on this key metric merit a closer look.

FRONT: Trading volume explosion following an exchange listing

QKC: A minor price pump anticipates a price peak

QKC price (blue) vs. trading volume (purple), Jan. 22–29. Source: TradingView/The TIE

WAVES: Price wave first, trading volume wave second

WAVES price (blue) vs. trading volume (purple), Jan. 22–29. Source: TradingView/The TIE

LOOM: Short trading volume pump anticipates price peak

LOOM price (blue) vs. trading volume (purple), Jan. 22–29. Source: TradingView/The TIE

OXY: Price and trading volume rise together

OXY price (blue) vs. trading volume (purple), Jan. 22–29. Source: TradingView/The TIE

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CT Markets Pro’s Unusual Trading Volume panel, Feb. 3. Source: Cointelegraph Markets Pro

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