The liquidity in the crypto world can be glimpsed from $SPCX 's fundraising level in the crypto space—big players easily throw millions of dollars.

In contrast, the trading volume of various coins, especially on-chain, is off by more than a hundred times.
Even worse, under the condition of such abundant liquidity in the US stock market, simple logic-based trades like $SPCX opening can produce positive results.
Because the fundamental premise—that liquidity is abundant—is valid, so it naturally aligns with this logic, and the holding experience is also very good.
Crypto funds that have tasted success will further accelerate the phenomenon of liquidity outflow.
Just like me, I’ve always been cautious and prudent.
Now if you ask me to buy a coin with tens of thousands of dollars, I would refuse at all costs, but I’m willing to increase my position and rush to buy SPCX spot.
Even whether the native big players in the crypto space are willing to keep their funds in crypto is also a question.
Besides SPCX, there’s also OpenAI in September, Anthropic in October, which will visibly continue to crazily draw cash.
Correspondingly, in the crypto world, the situation of being drained (or rather, flowing out) will become increasingly severe.
But the good news is, this situation won’t last too long; blockchain will definitely be strongly linked with AI—these two are a natural fit.
The next bull market will definitely be driven by such narratives.
Even if they can’t be directly linked, over time, funds that can’t be traded will come back and use this narrative to hammer away at the crypto space, where regulation is almost nonexistent.
The US stock market bubble won’t burst in the short term; the recent correction is just a small adjustment.
Personally, I believe the bubble’s upper limit still has some time before it bursts.
By the way, crypto news traders who can sit still can try the same in the US stock market—sit and wait for news.
Liquidity is too abundant, and there are too many slow-reacting funds.
Even if your speed can’t keep up with professional institutions, there’s still a large window of time for you to get caught in the middle and share in the slow-moving, foolish money.