According to data from TradingView, BCH fell 20% last week, the biggest drop since April. Kaiko said in a newsletter released on Monday: "Referring to the BCH price Slippage chart of a simulated $100,000 sell order, it has reached its highest level in more than a month on most exchanges, indicating that liquidity is deteriorating due to insufficient order depth for large market orders." Slippage refers to the difference between the expected price of a transaction and the actual execution price, and its peak represents poor market liquidity and/or high volatility. According to Kaiko, on July 5, the day when Mt.Gox announced its repayment, the BCH market Slippage on Bybit rose from 0.2% to 2.8%, and on Itbit from 0.3% to 3.5%. Kaiko said that the poor liquidity "coincides with the strong selling pressure associated with the Mt.Gox repayment event, and the highest increase in slippage was observed on Itbit and Bybit." Arca Chief Investment Officer Jeff Dorman said market makers have completely disappeared, similar to the credit market in 2009-2010. (CoinDesk)