The intention to recover 20% of market share in the United States is a tactical move that changes liquidity dynamics for $BTC y $ETH . I’ve been operating in this space for years, and the reality is that volume is the only language the market respects; the return of a platform with low fees usually forces market makers to adjust their spreads, which directly benefits our spot execution. Headlines focus on regulation, but what really matters is that greater depth in the order book reduces slippage in the main assets. If the $SOL com volume begins to migrate toward this lower-fee setup, we should see strengthening of the current support levels. The setup for the next three days holds as long as spot volume maintains an average above $2.0 billion per day across the main pairs. If the price of $BTC breaks strongly through $68,500, the market will confirm that liquidity is flowing back. Otherwise, if sell pressure below $64,200 persists, the accumulation scenario extends. Key data: the average daily volume has fluctuated by 15% this month, the dominance of large players over the order book has remained at 62% since last week, and on-chain liquidity shows an exchange-entry ratio of 1.2, suggesting we are in a transition phase toward new local highs.