@JanakiramJohnny@CredibleCrypto Cred doesn’t owe you anything. He tries harder than maybe anyone on CT to convey his perspective in hopes it helps others put things together so they can make their own decisions. You do none of that and just bitch at him. Do your own research and kill it on your own.
Yes so this blow-off top on trad markets has been years in the making and I've always expected it as a pre-cursor to our next major crash. We are in the process of going parabolic so we can certainly go higher before the top is officially in but it all ends the same way.
However, remember- when we talk about "pulling liquidity", global equities are a 150T market.
The SPX is currently at 70T.
Crypto sits at a 2.4T market cap.
$BTC makes up 1.4T of that.
Alts make up barely 1T of what's left, and the Top 10 alts make up 80% of that 1T.
This means, alts outside the Top 10, have a combined marketcap of LESS THAN 200B.
Now make this make sense- is a 70T (or 150T if we consider global equities) marketcap sector (SPX), which has added trillions in marketcap over the last couple months, ACTUALLY "pulling liquidity" from a smaller 2T marketcap sector?
Crypto has been between 2T-4T marketcap for the last 2 years. In that time, the SPX has risen 40% or added over 25 TRILLION to it's marketcap.
While the ATTENTION is clearly on trad equities it is not as if tons of liquidity is LEAVING crypto and flowing to equities. The money flowing into equities is predominantly coming from somewhere ELSE, there is barely ANY liquidity in the crypto space relative to trad equities.
You can't squeeze a ton of juice out of a fruit that has no juice left to squeeze.
"Alts are gonna die because trad equities are gonna take all the liquidity out of them"
Bro, what liquidity? Alts outside of majors (Top 10) have a 200B marketcap. That's 1/350th of the SPX or 1/750th of global equities.
The crypto market (especially alts) have been squeezed dry- there is very little liquidity left to flow out of them and into trad markets.
HOWEVER, the opposite is not true. There is HUNDREDS OF TRILLIONS of dollars of liquidity that could potentially flow INTO crypto (including both BTC and alts) which is INCREDIBLY small as a sector.
The SAME WAY we saw a massive influx of liquidity into precious metals over the last few years that led to a massive rise in prices of gold and silver is the same way we will at some point see a massive influx of liquidity into crypto.
This risk at this stage is not that "crypto liquidity will flow into stocks" because there is no excess liquidity in crypto to begin with.
This should literally not be a concern imo.
Your only concern should be not being positioned in this sector BEFORE we see liquidity flow in the other direction- from multi-trillion dollar traditional sectors into the liquidity starved sector of crypto. Because just like silver and gold, when it happens, it will happen fast.