Bitcoin’s Path to New Peaks Amidst Liquidity Crisis
According to the co-founder and CEO of CryptoQuant, Ki Young Ju, Bitcoin (BTC) seems to be on the verge of facing a significant decrease in available sell-side liquidity.
He higlights that until the influx of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) ceases, the advantage remains with Bitcoin bulls.
Bears can't win this game until spot #Bitcoin ETF inflow stops.
Last week, spot ETFs saw netflows of +30K BTC. Known entities like exchanges and miners hold around 3M BTC, including 1.5M BTC by US entities.
At this rate, we'll see a sell-side liquidity crisis within 6 months. pic.twitter.com/qwAbZJwSOl
— Ki Young Ju (@ki_young_ju) March 12, 2024
In the previous week, there was a noticeable influx of approximately +30,000 BTC into spot ETFs. Notably, entities such as exchanges and miners currently possess around 3 million BTC collectively, with US-based entities accounting for 1.5 million BTC.
This trend suggests a looming sell-side liquidity crisis, anticipated to manifest within the next six months.
Bitcoin presently finds itself navigating through the price discovery phase. Should a sell-side liquidity crisis materialize, the subsequent cyclical peak may surpass expectations due to constrained sell-side liquidity and a sparse order book.
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Young Ju suggests this scenario could unfold once accumulation addresses collectively amass around 3 million BTC.
Furthermore, Young Ju observes that the current market sentiment appears to be midway towards Bitcoin euphoria. Despite active retail on-chain activities, there are no clear indicators signaling a cyclical peak.
Given Bitcoin’s current phase of price discovery, accurately discerning whether the market has reached a cyclical peak remains crucial.