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One of Bitcoin's variable properties is liquidity. Liquidity refers to how easily an asset can be bought or sold without affecting its prevailing price.
Bitcoin's liquidity has improved greatly over the years as it has become more accepted globally. Back in 2010, Bitcoin trading began on informal exchanges through message boards like BitcoinTalk. Since then, trading volumes have grown significantly. In 2024, Bitcoin's daily trade volume often sat somewhere between $10 billion and $50 billion, which is comparable to the daily trading volumes of well-established assets like gold.
This increase in trading volume and number of markets supporting it means that bitcoin is becoming increasingly easier to buy and sell, which makes it more liquid. The implication of greater liquidity is reducing its price volatility, making it more useful in day-to-day exchange, and encouraging wider acceptance and adoption. As Bitcoin's liquidity continues to grow, its improving monetary properties strengthens its position as a competitive global form of money.