I see a lot of people complaining that “U.S. stocks have taken liquidity away from the crypto market,” which is kind of weird.
Capital is always profit-seeking. If there’s an opportunity and liquidity somewhere, money naturally goes there.
The market isn’t limited to choosing only one of two options. If there’s a trading opportunity in U.S. stocks, you trade U.S. stocks; if there’s an opportunity in crypto, you trade crypto. Go to whichever market has liquidity.
Take a look at the 2022 bear market period when it was forming a bottom—was there any involvement from U.S. stocks? Does Bitcoin’s daily volatility reach 500 points? Now it can easily move 1,000 points, and people still complain 😂
If you don’t understand the market, complain; it’s better to think instead: why are funds more willing to go there? Then, move with the times—learn and deepen your efforts in the new field to seek progress and development 😁
Capital is always profit-seeking. If there’s an opportunity and liquidity somewhere, money naturally goes there.
The market isn’t limited to choosing only one of two options. If there’s a trading opportunity in U.S. stocks, you trade U.S. stocks; if there’s an opportunity in crypto, you trade crypto. Go to whichever market has liquidity.
Take a look at the 2022 bear market period when it was forming a bottom—was there any involvement from U.S. stocks? Does Bitcoin’s daily volatility reach 500 points? Now it can easily move 1,000 points, and people still complain 😂
If you don’t understand the market, complain; it’s better to think instead: why are funds more willing to go there? Then, move with the times—learn and deepen your efforts in the new field to seek progress and development 😁
