Why should you grow your liquidity?!
A market with high liquidity typically has a large number of buyers and sellers, and transactions can be executed quickly with minimal price slippage. On the other hand, a market with low liquidity may experience larger price fluctuations when buying or selling, as there are fewer participants.
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Liquidity is influenced by factors such as the trading volume of an asset, the number of market participants, and the depth of the order book (the list of buy and sell orders at different prices). High liquidity is generally seen as advantageous because it allows for smoother and more efficient trading, while low liquidity can result in increased volatility and potential challenges in executing trades at desired prices. Traders and investors often consider liquidity when assessing the attractiveness of an asset for investment or trading purposes.
Moreover, community, liquidity and volume are some of first and most important factors that exchanges seek in a project before offering a listing with them.
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