Global Liquidity Delays and Bitcoin Prices

29 Sept 2025 · 0 min

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Speaker (Kosta Ouzas) analyzes a recent Bitcoin price rejection at a referenced "power law" level. The price briefly touched but did not exceed that level, followed by a correction the speaker judges "not big enough". Crucially, the expected increase in global liquidity after such a correction did not occur, which the speaker flags as unusual based on prior patterns and a long-running observation.

We arrived at the power law, the price was rejected. Exactly. This time didn't even go too much above the power load. Just stop there. Then we had a correction, but the correction was not big enough. In particular, the correction also was not followed by global liquidity going up. And it's something that I reported for a long time and say something looks weird, you know, because usually we have liquidity at this time of year. And we did it.