Why liquidity mattersA very simple explanation, using the example of the current market, of why liquidity is so important. The last few months have seen a trend of BTC withdrawals from exchange accounts, with people rightly fearing for the safety of their funds on CEX balances. In addition to the withdrawal of BTC themselves, there has been a simultaneous outflow of fiat from risky markets due to economic crises. We have repeatedly reported about the anti-records of exchanges' balances.This generally reasonable trend leads to strange consequences. A so-called "thin market" is forming when there are very few BTC coins remaining in circulation. Most of the coins are taken out of circulation and parked in safe hardware wallets. So, what does such a liquidity crisis in the market mean? Experts have calculated that to collapse Bitcoin by 1% at the moment, it is enough to sell only 463 coins at one time. This is exactly what is happening now, where any panic sale moves the market very much because it has become thin. We are seeing sharp drops like we saw at the end of last week when BTC dropped from $29k to $26k. Even the average players in the market have been allowed to manipulate, which is definitely an unhealthy and dangerous situation. |
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