The contract dealer will inevitably be lonely, and loneliness will force it to return to the earth.
The current state of the contract market is: retail investors are unwilling to buy BTC over 100,000, and are all shorting. The dealer is focusing on the chips on the table, slaughtering, harvesting round after round of shorts, and occasionally hammering down a round to wipe out the longs. This is the reason for the depletion of liquidity.
The dealer will eventually drain all the blood from the contracts, but will be countered by loneliness, because after killing off the supporting entities, it will create a panic of loneliness due to being unsupported by the nurturers. At this time, the nurturers will have to enter a fishing moratorium, allowing the tadpoles to grow.
Therefore, the consequence of liquidity depletion will definitely be a plummet in coin prices. BTC and ETH must drop to allow everything to revive and present a prosperity within the controllable range of the dealer.
If they continue to push up regardless, it may lead to a grassroots uprising, where someone establishes a new decentralized entity, and BTC may be abandoned by the public, which would be the most fatal for the dealer's capital.
