Bitcoin absorbs global liquidity like a sponge.

1 Nov 2025 · 0 min

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This is a short conversational excerpt from a YouTube video featuring Kosta Ouzas arguing that Bitcoin follows a power-law distribution because it behaves like a natural, complex networked organism. He claims Bitcoin has a network effect—unlike commodities such as gold, silver, and oil—and compares its growth to that of a city, implying it absorbs global liquidity.

Why is it following a power law? Well, because it has the DNA of a natural, complex organism. Because it is a network, right? Because bitcoin is shared between people, and the growth of it is like the growth of a city, right? It's like, you.
Introduce me to bitcoin, I introduce you to it.
It has a network effect. Gold doesn't have a network effect. Silver doesn't have a network effect. Oil doesn't have a network effect. Bitcoin does.