BTC Has been following global liquidity quite well in recent months. Whenever we saw a big spike up or down, bitcoin followed quickly afterwards. Currently it has been declining…
Daan Crypto Trades Published: 2026-11-13 20:39 UTC Collected: 2026-11-13 22:54 UTC Original language: Not supplied by source
$BTC Has been following global liquidity quite well in recent months.
Whenever we saw a big spike up or down, bitcoin followed quickly afterwards.
Currently it has been declining steadily since the …
$BTC Has been following global liquidity quite well in recent months.
Whenever we saw a big spike up or down, bitcoin followed quickly afterwards.
Currently it has been declining steadily since the end of October. Bitcoin has now pushed ahead of it towards the downside.
A reversal in global liquidity would surely help support assets like Bitcoin and metals. Something they are lacking a lot now.
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$BTC Fractal update: The consolidation and drawdown took a bit longer but in terms of price movements they are now near identical. 1. Sharp leg down to new lows 2. Bear Market Chop near bottom 3. Violent breakout 4. Sideways 5. New leg up 6. Start of slow bleed down 7. Accelerati
The scariest dumps are the ones where there's no obvious catalyst. $BTC has been trading as if some entity is selling off billions on spot (outside of ETFs) lately. Maybe we'll hear about something in the future, maybe not. And yes, there's plenty of arguments to be made why we'r
$BTC Did get a big move bit still has not seen a big flush in open interest. We did see the biggest long liquidation since June when it first broke below $60K. Funding has also come down considerably due to this, even trading slightly negative as we speak. With OI still elevated,
