CryptoInblock

While markets panicked, major cryptocurrencies staged an unexpected rally. Bitcoin surged above $66,000, Ether climbed, and Solana jumped over 10%. However, this bounce occurred on thin weekend liquidity, making it vulnerable. Geopolitical events like Iran's leader's reported death are influencing trader bets on a ceasefire, but a red open on Wall Street could erase crypto's gains instantly. The next few hours are critical.

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The crypto market is still reeling from a massive $19 billion liquidation event in just 24 hours. The industry doesn't know the cause, but theories point to a stablecoin losing its peg due to high leverage. Market makers disappeared, leaving liquidity shallow and causing volatile swings. Smart money, including institutional investors and ETF holders, remains on the sidelines.

Bitcoin's price hovers around $60,000 because it's the cost to produce. Miners sell below this, but also, $60K is the break-even point where more Bitcoin are at a loss than profit. This creates a natural floor, acting like a commodity price.

Bitcoin is acting like a liquidity asset, not a hedge. When markets get shaky, it's the first to sell off as investors seek cash. The post-election crypto hype is fading, and risk reduction means trimming crypto first.

Banks don't wait for external buyers. They use leverage to create liquidity, effectively manufacturing money. This process enables them to assume greater risk and expand their financial reach.

There's a noticeable gap between crypto prices and global liquidity following recent events. However, the indicators suggest these 'alligator jaws' are set to close, bringing crypto and gold into closer alignment with global M2. A significant shift is likely on the horizon.