🚨 SOMETHING HAS CHANGED IN THE CRYPTO MARKET SINCE OCTOBER 10 🚨

October 10 marked a turning point in the cryptocurrency market.

In less than 24 hours, the largest liquidation event in crypto history occurred, with nearly 20 billion dollars liquidated.

Between October 1 and today, total liquidations exceed 41 billion, an extremely high value not justifiable by macroeconomic shocks, protocol failures, or exchange collapses.

It is surprising how, while stock markets like the S&P 500 reached new highs and NVIDIA posted strong earnings, the crypto market did not stabilize.

There has been no significant rebound or capital rotation: only forced sales and minimal pauses.

The daily analysis of liquidations shows a repetitive dynamic: every attempt at recovery is immediately negated by new waves of liquidations, even on days of stability or global increases.

This behavior may indicate three scenarios: a large entity liquidating positions, structural deleveraging in large trading firms, or liquidity gaps due to shallow markets.

The peculiarity is that no one has officially confirmed what triggered this chain reaction. No macro, regulatory, or on-chain event explains this wave.

Yet, the market structure has changed profoundly: open interest has collapsed, liquidity has diminished, and volatility has escalated.

With over 41 billion liquidated in six weeks, transparency on these dynamics is needed.

The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act is crucial: it bans wash trading, gives the CFTC the power for real-time monitoring, penalizes spoofing and front-running, and imposes monthly audits on exchanges.

If it were already active, we would know who triggered the crisis of October 10. The crypto market wants not only stability but clarity.

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