Bitcoin price is showing a healthy increase.

Bitcoin’s (BTC) spot trading volume reached one of the highest levels of the year in October, drawing attention. This situation indicates that the price of Bitcoin has become healthier and more stable. According to CryptoQuant analysts, October was one of the rare periods when spot trades took precedence over futures in the crypto market.

Data shows that a total of over $300 billion in Bitcoin spot volume occurred on major exchanges. Of this volume, $174 billion was recorded through Binance, marking it as the second-highest month of the year, and the exchange maintained its leading position in the spot market with high liquidity. The increase in spot trading volume indicates that both retail investors and institutional participants have turned towards direct buying.

The event on October 10, which was recorded as the largest liquidation wave in crypto history, alerted many investors to the risks of highly leveraged positions. Following this event, a more cautious attitude developed in the market, and investors began to lean towards spot positions rather than futures. CryptoQuant analysts emphasize that a market driven by spot transactions is healthier and more stable. This is because such markets are less exposed to sharp fluctuations caused by excessive open position growth.

Moreover, the increasing spot transactions indicate that organic demand has strengthened and market resilience has increased. This solid picture suggests a more sustainable price structure for Bitcoin in the long term. Key points for investors focus on whether these price increases in Bitcoin will continue and under what conditions the market will move.