# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Liquidity

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The Myth Of USD Weakness Boosting Bitcoin: Inflation, Liquidity, Or Fear Changes The Outcome

Bitcoin has declined below $87,000 amid ongoing selling pressure and macroeconomic uncertainty, raising questions about whether this is a temporary pullback or the beginning of a deeper correction. Concurrent US dollar weakness has revived the debate over whether a softer dollar inherently benefits Bitcoin. However, the relationship is not straightforward—it depends on the underlying cause of the dollar's decline. A weak dollar can support Bitcoin if it stems from inflationary pressures (promoting Bitcoin as "digital gold") or excess liquidity from rate cuts (driving capital into risk assets like crypto). But if the dollar weakens due to fear, risk aversion, or market stress—as seen recently with rumors of yen intervention—investors tend to flee to traditional safe havens like gold rather than Bitcoin. In such cases, Bitcoin behaves like a risk asset and falls alongside equities. Current outflows from Bitcoin ETFs reinforce that, in times of panic, investors still favor conventional refuges. For Bitcoin to rise, dollar weakness must coincide with risk appetite, not fear.

bitcoinist01/27 02:01

The Myth Of USD Weakness Boosting Bitcoin: Inflation, Liquidity, Or Fear Changes The Outcome

bitcoinist01/27 02:01

Decoding Monero’s 43% slide – 2 zones to watch for XMR reversal

Monero (XMR) experienced a significant 43.8% decline after reaching a new all-time high of $799.89 in mid-January. It has since retraced to key support levels around $520 and the $400–$440 zone. Technical indicators, including the CMF below -0.05 and RSI under 50, suggest further downside potential. A drop below $411.5 could confirm a bearish trend. However, a recent bounce from the $450–$480 range may target resistance zones at $500–$510 and $560–$580. Traders are advised to consider selling into any bounce unless Bitcoin reclaims key resistance and shifts market sentiment. The overall outlook remains cautious due to selling pressure and the structure of the recent rally.

ambcrypto01/27 00:02

Decoding Monero’s 43% slide – 2 zones to watch for XMR reversal

ambcrypto01/27 00:02

$10.32mln in HYPE exchange exits! – Could Hyperliquid target $28 next?

Sustained exchange exits of HYPE tokens, including a $10.32 million OTC whale withdrawal, indicate accumulation as buyers defend the $20.67–$23 support zone. Price remains compressed in a descending channel, with resistance at $28.21. Despite no surge, repeated sell attempts fail, RSI stabilizes, and spot netflows stay negative—reflecting supply withdrawal, not distribution. Buyer-dominant spot activity absorbs selling pressure, tightening liquidity. If demand holds, reduced sell-side pressure could propel HYPE toward $28, signaling a structural shift.

ambcrypto01/26 21:02

$10.32mln in HYPE exchange exits! – Could Hyperliquid target $28 next?

ambcrypto01/26 21:02

Bitcoin Bulls Eye Dollar Weakness As Yen Intervention Rumors Build

Bitcoin traders are closely monitoring potential US-Japan currency intervention, sparked by rumors that the New York Fed conducted "rate checks"—a step often preceding coordinated action. A viral social media thread suggested this could lead to the US selling dollars to buy yen, potentially weakening the dollar and boosting global liquidity—conditions historically favorable for risk assets like Bitcoin. However, analysts warn of near-term risks: a sudden yen appreciation could force unwinding of the massive yen carry trade, potentially causing a sharp, short-term crash in crypto (similar to a $15K Bitcoin drop in August 2024). The consensus is that while initial yen strength may be disruptive, sustained dollar weakness and improved liquidity over the medium term would ultimately benefit Bitcoin. At the time of writing, Bitcoin traded at $87,926.

bitcoinist01/26 20:32

Bitcoin Bulls Eye Dollar Weakness As Yen Intervention Rumors Build

bitcoinist01/26 20:32

Stablecoin Issuance Seems Crowded, But the Real Moat Lies in the Buyers' Hands

Stablecoin issuance is becoming increasingly commoditized at the technical level, but true differentiation lies in the specific needs of different buyer segments. While token deployment and basic operations are now standardized, the market fragments into distinct clusters: enterprises prioritizing compliance and trust, fintechs and wallets focused on speed and distribution, and DeFi platforms valuing composability and yield optimization. For each segment, only a few issuers can deliver the required outcomes, making them non-interchangeable. Pricing power shifts toward value-added services like liquidity support, regulatory positioning, and integrated infrastructure (on-ramps, cards, accounts). Sustainable advantages may emerge from network effects around interoperability and shared liquidity, though it remains unclear whether value will accrue to issuer-controlled networks or neutral standards. Ultimately, the token itself is just the entry ticket—the real business is built around it.

比推01/26 14:33

Stablecoin Issuance Seems Crowded, But the Real Moat Lies in the Buyers' Hands

比推01/26 14:33

HSK Officially Launches on Kraken with USD and EUR Trading Pairs

HSK, the native token of the HashKey ecosystem, was officially listed on the major cryptocurrency exchange Kraken on January 26, 2026, at 13:00 UTC. The listing includes the HSK/USD and HSK/EUR spot trading pairs, marking a significant expansion into global USD and EUR-based liquidity systems. This move provides traders, particularly in compliant European and American markets, with more direct and transparent trading channels while enhancing HSK's global liquidity structure. The listing follows a strategic partnership between HashKey and Kraken, aimed at fostering ecosystem collaboration, product integration, and market expansion. Both parties are committed to advancing the integration of traditional finance and digital assets, as well as accelerating institutional-grade asset tokenization in the Asia-Pacific region. HSK is utilized across various core functions within the HashKey ecosystem, including trading fee discounts, exclusive token purchase privileges, and node validation. It also serves as the native and gas token on HashKey Chain. HSK is already available on multiple centralized exchanges, such as HashKey Global, HTX, KuCoin, Gate.io, MEXC, and BingX. Kraken, one of the world’s oldest and most security- and compliance-focused crypto exchanges, is a key gateway for institutional and professional traders in Europe and North America. The listing reflects Kraken's recognition of HSK’s technical stability, transparency, and market foundation. It also strengthens HSK’s global network across Asia, Europe, and North America, attracting more international users to enrich its community ecosystem.

marsbit01/26 13:37

HSK Officially Launches on Kraken with USD and EUR Trading Pairs

marsbit01/26 13:37

Bitcoin's 'Liquidity Siege'

The article "Bitcoin's 'Liquidity Siege'" analyzes the recent underperformance of Bitcoin and the crypto market amid strong gains in traditional assets like gold, silver, and equities. Key factors driving this trend include: - **Macroeconomic pressures**: Potential U.S. government shutdown risks draining liquidity from markets, as seen in October 2025 when $200B was pulled from circulation. - **Japan's monetary policy shift**: Rising Japanese government bond yields and interest rate hikes are reversing yen carry trades, reducing global liquidity and pressuring risk assets. - **Key data uncertainty**: Investors are cautious ahead of critical events like the Fed's FOMC meeting and Japanese unemployment data, leading to reduced risk exposure. Internally, crypto faces a liquidity crunch: - Bitcoin ETFs are experiencing net outflows, while gold and silver ETFs attract significant inflows, reflecting a shift toward traditional safe havens. - Meme coins (e.g., "Nietzschean Penguin" on Solana) are surging, diverting liquidity from major cryptocurrencies in a speculative "end-of-cycle frenzy." The market remains highly sensitive to geopolitical risks and policy unpredictability, particularly from the Trump administration’s trade threats. With liquidity thinning since Bitcoin’s drop below $110K in October 2025, the author advises caution until macro uncertainties resolve.

marsbit01/26 09:43

Compliance, Liquidity, Distribution: Where is the Real Battlefield for Stablecoin Issuance?

"Stablecoin Issuance: Where is the Real Battlefield? Compliance, Liquidity, and Distribution" The stablecoin market is evolving into application-level financial infrastructure. With clearer regulations like the GENIUS Act, major brands are shifting from integrating existing stablecoins like USDC to launching their own white-labeled dollar tokens through "issuance-as-a-service" platforms. While the core technical ability to mint a token is becoming commoditized, the real competition lies in three key areas: regulatory compliance, liquidity operations, and distribution channels. The market is stratified. For enterprises and financial institutions, the key differentiator is trust, compliance, and large-scale redemption reliability. For fintechs and consumer wallets, it's speed-to-market and integrated services like on/off-ramps. For DeFi and investment platforms, it's composability and programmable yield. . True pricing power and defensibility for issuers now come not from the token creation itself, but from bundled services, regulatory positioning, and the ability to provide liquidity. The potential for a lasting moat may lie in network effects from becoming a default interoperability standard, though it's unclear if value will be captured by individual issuers or neutral protocols. The token is merely the foundation; the business model built around it is the core.

Odaily星球日报01/26 08:51

Compliance, Liquidity, Distribution: Where is the Real Battlefield for Stablecoin Issuance?

Odaily星球日报01/26 08:51

Both Are for Hedging Risks, Why Can't Bitcoin Outperform Gold?

The article explores why Bitcoin has underperformed gold as a safe-haven asset during recent geopolitical tensions, such as those triggered by Trump’s tariff threats and Arctic instability. While gold rose 8.6%, Bitcoin fell 6.6%, challenging its "digital gold" narrative. According to NYDIG research, Bitcoin’s high liquidity and 24/7 trading make it function like an "ATM" during crises—easily sold for quick cash—rather than a store of value. In contrast, gold is held rather than liquidated, supported by strong structural demand from central banks. The analysis concludes that gold remains the preferred hedge for short-term, episodic risks, while Bitcoin is better suited for long-term concerns like fiat debasement or systemic financial crises.

marsbit01/26 08:14

Both Are for Hedging Risks, Why Can't Bitcoin Outperform Gold?

marsbit01/26 08:14

Stablecoins hit $300B market cap: Why Tether’s $10B profit is just the beginning

Stablecoins have become the dominant revenue engine in crypto, with the market cap reaching $300 billion. Tether exemplifies this by generating over $10 billion in profit in 2025. Ethereum serves as the primary settlement layer, with stablecoin supply on it growing to over $160 billion and generating roughly $5 billion in revenue that year. Concurrently, Ondo Finance has emerged as a leading real-world asset (RWA) platform, with its Total Value Locked (TVL) surging to $2.5 billion, driven by tokenized U.S. Treasuries and equities. The growth in RWA TVL is closely linked to the expansion of the stablecoin market, as stablecoins provide the essential liquidity and settlement rails. This trend highlights a shift towards structural, yield-based growth rather than speculative narratives.

ambcrypto01/26 07:09

Stablecoins hit $300B market cap: Why Tether’s $10B profit is just the beginning