$BTC 68 billion liquidity poured in, why is the market still silent?
Do you understand the big chessboard behind it?
$ETH Have you seen the spot ETF for Bitcoin? In ten days, there were four days of net inflow; even on the days of outflow, it never exceeded 500 million in a single day;
Even if we account for all outflows from Ethereum and Litecoin ETFs, it amounts to a maximum of 1 billion per day, totaling 10 billion in ten days of liquidity gap.
$BNB The remaining 28 billion rushed into the market, and surprisingly, not even a splash was made; this matter seems off no matter how you look at it.
Is it setting a trap, waiting for retail investors to be unable to resist entering the market to take over;
Or is it playing Tai Chi, barely propping up the market with this little liquidity to prevent a direct collapse?
Everyone is anxious.
They say there is a lot of selling pressure now, but are there really so many chips being thrown?
Since Bitcoin fell on November 21, it has been in a sideways trend; logically, with so much liquidity coming in, Bitcoin should be the first choice for a reservoir, yet it can't even hold the 90,000 level.
In the end, this is definitely a big game being played.
In these volatile days, the voices of bearish and bullish opinions are in chaos, but that's the market—if everyone pins down on one direction, then in the end, it's everyone who gets cut.
The process of market grinding is indeed hard to endure, but if you can hold on, new rises will eventually come.
