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What drives Bitcoin price and the crypto market, and how traders can use it.
“Liquidity is the engine, narratives are the spark, positioning is the pressure.”Prices still reflect supply and demand at the highest level, but in crypto the daily moves are driven by three forces: liquidity, narratives, and positioning. Liquidity is the engine that powers the market, narratives are the spark that ignites it, and positioning is the pressure that decides how forcefully the move plays out.




“Volatility is not your enemy, it’s your opportunity.”Do not aim to predict every move. Aim to understand the forces behind them. That understanding will calm your emotions, sharpen your entries, and help you stay in the game long enough to win.
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