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After the arrival of institutional players from the US, the crypto market stopped working by the usual rules. The classic patterns that traders were used to no longer apply. If earlier a 5% rise in BTC automatically triggered a +15–20% surge in fundamental altcoins, now the market structure is built to serve the interests of exchanges and their market makers.
Today we see a situation where Bitcoin’s upward moves come with almost no reaction from altcoins. A simple example: BTC rises from $111,000 to new highs around $124,000. Logically, altcoins should demonstrate strong growth during such moves, but their reaction is minimal. However, when Bitcoin corrects, the entire altcoin market collapses.
It feels as if BTC is being artificially pushed up without real volumes, while the fuel for these impulses is drained directly from altcoins — where there is already very little liquidity left. The market capitalizations reported by analytic platforms are, for the most part, just numbers on paper, far from reflecting real money.
In essence, today’s market is not a free competitive arena, but a mechanism serving the interests of large players and exchanges, where traders and investors are simply a source of liquidity for someone else’s strategy.
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