One major derivatives platform witnessed net outflows hitting $430 million during this week alone—marking the third largest weekly exodus in its history.
The concerning trend reflects intensifying market competition. Assets under management have retreated significantly from their September mid-month peak of $6.3 billion to roughly $4 billion today. That's roughly a third of peak value wiped out in just a few months.
Such sustained capital flight raises questions about user retention amid rising alternatives. Whether this represents natural market consolidation or signals deeper confidence issues remains a topic of active discussion within the trading community.
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StrawberryIce
· 12-20 05:01
Wow, this is the third time? Feels like this platform is going to fail.
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TooScaredToSell
· 12-20 02:59
4.3 million invested, I really can't hold it anymore...
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RetroHodler91
· 12-20 02:42
Shrunk by one-third in 4 months, this platform is probably done for
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Where did the 4.3 billion go? Someone must be bottom-fishing on other exchanges
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Is it true that the third-largest weekly escape? Looks like I need to find a new place
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Not a big deal, just normal adjustments, don't overinterpret
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Which platform are the funds flowing into? That's the real focus
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It's already 2024 and you're still playing on this kind of platform, wake up, everyone
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ChainSauceMaster
· 12-20 02:41
This wave is really intense, 400 million just disappeared in a week, feels like it's going to cool down.
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$6.3 billion dropped to $4 billion, evaporating one-third in three months, still a bit hard to hold on.
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Rather than saying the competition is fierce, I think users are all moving to other platforms. When will confidence return?
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The third-largest platform has escaped, is this platform still okay, everyone?
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Since the peak in September, funds have been declining straight down, I feel worried for them.
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Is market consolidation or confidence collapse? To be honest, I’m a bit confused about this situation.
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LiquidityHunter
· 12-20 02:32
4.3 million USD fleeing in one week, this liquidity gap... is a bit significant. Dropping from 6.3 billion to 4 billion in just a few months, one-third is gone, and arbitrage opportunities are beginning to emerge.
One major derivatives platform witnessed net outflows hitting $430 million during this week alone—marking the third largest weekly exodus in its history.
The concerning trend reflects intensifying market competition. Assets under management have retreated significantly from their September mid-month peak of $6.3 billion to roughly $4 billion today. That's roughly a third of peak value wiped out in just a few months.
Such sustained capital flight raises questions about user retention amid rising alternatives. Whether this represents natural market consolidation or signals deeper confidence issues remains a topic of active discussion within the trading community.