💥 CRYPTO LIQUIDATION 2.0
🔺 Friday, October 10, became the largest liquidation in the entire history of the crypto market. According to analysts, nearly $19 billion in positions were wiped out within minutes — almost twenty times more than during the March 2020 crash amid the pandemic. Many coins dropped by 80%, yet within half an hour the market recovered, and a day later everything looked like ordinary volatility.
🔺 The reason lies in the very architecture of the market. Almost the entire crypto volume is artificial. Market capitalization exists only on trading screens. No more than 2% of coins participate in real trading — and these volumes are fully controlled by market makers. They create liquidity, maintain the illusion of demand and stability, simulating genuine interest in assets. But when real players start selling, the system collapses instantly — simply because no one is able to absorb the actual volume.
🔺 The overnight crash became the first real stress test of the new cycle. It revealed how synthetic the current market structure really is. What once took weeks now unfolds in seconds. This is no longer an organic market of enthusiasm, like in 2017 or 2021, but a complex machine running at the limit of computational capacity.
🔺 Today, crypto is a bubble sustained by some of the best mathematicians on the planet. They’ve built a perfectly controlled system where billions move within minutes, and presidents can make fortunes while ordinary investors watch the flashes on the charts. But the fall will be of a different kind — unprecedented in both speed and depth. When reality collides with mathematics, the crypto market will burst like a giant soap bubble.
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