Imagine the crypto market as a huge mechanism operating without pauses, weekends, or sleep.
Every second, four streams flow simultaneously, and it is their balance — and sometimes imbalance — that creates the rises, falls, and explosive movements of the charts.
1) Influx of liquidity — fresh money ready to buy, pushing the price up, fueling the entire market.
2) Outflow of liquidity — money that goes into fiat, into everyday life, into the real world. This is not a myth. It is a constant wind that dries up the market.
3) Inflow of new coins — mining, staking, ICO/IDO, listings. The market receives new tokens daily.
4) Outflow of coins — cold wallets, DeFi, long-term storage. What creates a shortage.
And all of this works simultaneously.
Every stream pulls in its direction, like four rivers converging in one channel.
And when one river floods more than the others — the market changes direction.
But it is important to remember the main thing:
👉 A coin without liquidity is just a number.
👉 Liquidity is value. It is an asset. It is the lifeblood of the market.
Therefore, any skew towards liquidity instantly reflects in the price.
When more money comes in than new coins — we see growth.
When more coins come in than money — the market sinks.
When liquidity leaves faster than coins disappear — the price collapses.
And when liquidity is held, while coins go into the long term — a shortage begins, and the market shoots up.
Four streams.
Four forces.
One infinitely alive market that breathes them 24/7.
