Why Bitcoin (BTC) and Crypto Prices Are Falling Again
After a short-lived recovery, Bitcoin (BTC) and the broader crypto market have turned lower once again. Over the past 24 hours, major digital assets like XRP and Sui have posted losses of around 4–5%, reflecting a synchronized downturn across large-cap cryptocurrencies.
📉 What’s Driving the Decline?
Market analysts point to tightening liquidity conditions in the United States as the primary catalyst. According to macro-focused commentary circulating in financial circles, the U.S. Treasury is actively rebuilding its Treasury General Account (TGA).
When the Treasury increases the TGA balance, it effectively pulls liquidity out of the financial system. This reduces available capital for risk assets such as:
Cryptocurrencies
Growth stocks
Technology equities
As liquidity contracts, speculative and high-volatility assets like Bitcoin often face downward pressure.
🔎 Why Liquidity Matters for Crypto
Crypto markets are highly sensitive to macro liquidity flows. When money supply expands, risk assets typically rally. Conversely, when capital is withdrawn — as seen with TGA rebuilding — markets tend to weaken.
This explains why Bitcoin, altcoins, and even major tech stocks are moving lower simultaneously.
📊 Market Outlook
For now, traders are closely watching:
U.S. Treasury liquidity updates
Federal Reserve policy signals
Bond yield movements
Unless liquidity conditions ease, crypto markets may remain under pressure in the short term. However, long-term fundamentals for blockchain adoption remain intact.
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