Spreading panic should not be something serious members of this forum deal with - and this topic is nothing but exactly that.
I don't see it that way. Rather, it is a good sign that more and more people are finally waking up to the mistake that is centralized exchanges and are pulling their money off said exchanges.
Please can you suggest a decentralized solution for we traders as we depend on those exchanges?
Afraid I can't. As you say, I'm not a trader, and my point is that bitcoin was designed to be a currency, not to be a tool used to simply increase the amount of fiat you own. If less people used centralized exchanges for trading and more people simply bought and used bitcoin peer to peer as a currency, we wouldn't be in this mess to begin with. The decentralized exchanges I would recommend, such as Bisq or RoboSats, do not lend themselves to daily trading.