More exchanges = More volume = More traders.
This is what we need for BCH now. If we can get listed in some new exchanges, eventually the prize has to go up.

china overall has very low volume ...so the china effect is becoming weaker everyday.

Im more surprised at the, silence,lol....i check many forums, threads , daily...and tbh ive not saw things this quiet for a very long time...

For me, i think many have shorted, waiting for cheap coin and will soon regret it and end up with less coin  

<---buying  

Yea its quite low but still well within the millions exept ViaBTC but I would have thought all would be well under a million by now especially when the sites close at the end of the month

I mean ViaBTC site closes in ~4days and still trading well over half a million  that seems quite a lot for being that close to the deadline

Are users able to get their funds back  ?

Yeh its pretty surprising so much volume is still going through with so little time to go.  Maybe trading will cease but users will still be able to withdraw later.

Local bitcoins compensates users by selling BTH for BTC

Over the past few weeks, many Bitcoin Cash (BCH) supporters wondered when the peer-to-peer trading platform Localbitcoins would release BCH funds to users who left bitcoin on the exchange before the August 1 split. On September 25 the organization revealed it sold the BCH funds and will be compensating users in bitcoin.
https://news.bitcoin.com/localbitcoins-compensates-users-by-selling-bitcoin-cash-for-btc/

LocalBitcoins has decided against supporting Bcash, for various reasons. Our primary focus is to provide easy access and global liquidity for Bitcoin and to ensure the security of Bitcoins held in customer accounts. Adding support to an alternative cryptocurrency that shares address space with Bitcoin would have significantly shifted resources away from this main focus. We believe supporting Bcash would create confusion and complicated situations e.g. due to the possibilty of sending Bitcoins to Bcash addresses, which would result in extra hassle and possibly loss of funds for our customers.

They stole everyone's bitcoin cash and sold it?  

What gives them authority to make selling decisions on behalf of those who use the service?

They robbed those people their opportunity and right to bitcoin cash.