#交易流动性 Trading liquidity refers to the ability of an asset to be bought and sold quickly at a reasonable price.

In high liquidity markets, such as major stock exchanges, there are a large number of buyers and sellers available at all times, transactions can be completed swiftly, and there is little impact on prices. For example, shares of Apple Inc., due to its widespread market participation, allow investors to easily buy or sell large amounts of shares without causing significant price fluctuations.

On the other hand, for some low liquidity assets, such as certain niche cryptocurrencies or shares of non-listed companies, it may be challenging to find sufficient trading counterparts, the trading process may take longer, and the bid-ask spread may be larger, leading to higher transaction costs.

Factors such as market depth, trading activity, and the tradable size of the asset can all affect trading liquidity. Generally speaking, the more active the market and the more participants there are, the better the trading liquidity.