Global Liquidity

"Liquidity is never trapped: it waves no flag, knows no boundaries and shifts all too rapidly between markets and asset classes. The key idea of Global Liquidity cycle is that economic cycles are driven by financial flows, namely quantities of savings and credits, and not by high street inflation or the level of interest rates. " - Capital Wars

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economics of flow of funds
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In essence, liquidity can be expressed algebraically through the standard budget constraint, which captures the private sector’s funding decisions: Income = spending + net acquisitions of financial assets

private sector funding
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banks and non financial institutions create liquidity through credit expansion, leverage and refinancing. credit providers' willingness to lend sets the tone for overall balance sheet capacity; mainly funding liquidity (measure of cash flow) and market liquidity (measure of market depth)

central bank provision
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central banks enjoy a unique priviledge: they can supply liquidity at will, at a fixed policy rate, via two channels: interest rates and 'forward guidance' policies & changes to the size and composition of the central bank's balance sheet.

cross-border capital flows
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The US dollar’s dominance in pricing both global trade and capital means that dollar shocks transmit rapidly across borders. Many emerging markets, especially China, peg or shadow the dollar, amplifying the impact of US monetary expansions and contractions. Dollar-based carry trades further intensify these dynamics, reinforcing the procyclical effects of global liquidity through cross-border capital flows.

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Fiscal Dominance

"Fiscal dominance is an economic condition that occurs when a country’s debt and deficit levels are sufficiently high that monetary policy ceases to be an effective tool for controlling inflation. In fact, persistently high interest rates in an environment of perpetually large deficits actually risk exacerbating inflation."

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monetary inflation
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Easy money inflates asset prices faster than consumer goods.

currency debasement
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By inflating the money supply or devaluing exchange rates, governments erode purchasing power without explicit taxation. It’s inflation in disguise—redistributing wealth from savers to debtors and the state.

financial repression
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By capping interest rates or managing bond yields, policymakers suppress borrowing costs to sustain high debt levels.

capital controls
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Governments under fiscal strain may restrict capital flows, impose forced savings.

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rethinking risk

"In every crisis lies danger and opportunity — just as the Chinese word 危机 combines 危 (danger) and 机 (opportunity). True risk lives in the tails, and only those with skin in the game can seize it.”

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position sizing
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allocate capital based on conviction and risk tolerance to minimize outsize losses.

scenario analysis
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stress-test portfolios across potential outcomes to anticipate risks and uncover hidden opportunities.

self custody security
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protect digital assets with best practices in wallet management, hardware security and redundancy.

delta neutral strategy
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Balancing long and short exposures to neutralize market direction, while capturing returns from volatility and relative value.

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microeconomics of onchain activity

A suite of on-chain charts to help you navigate the volatility and market cycles, by tracking network activity, investor positioning, and capital flows. These charts reveal the contrasting behaviors of short-term holders, who react quickly to price swings, and long-term holders, who anchor the market with conviction. Together, they provide a real-time map of sentiment, risk, and opportunity across Bitcoin’s shifting landscape.

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mvrv ratio
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Gauges if Bitcoin is trading above or below holders’ cost basis, helping identify overheated or undervalued conditions.

short term holder sopr
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Tracks whether recent buyers are selling at a profit or loss, showing short-term sentiment and capitulation risk.

total unrealized profit/loss
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Aggregates paper gains and losses across the network, signaling where market participants sit in the cycle.

funding rates
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Derivative market indicator of trader positioning; persistent positive or negative rates highlight leveraged imbalances.

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the scientific method applied to investing

formulate

  • formulate a clear investment hypothesis
  • set the falsifiable conditions - measureable outcomes and timelines
  • specify the cause, effect, size and timing
  • create a dynamic thesis that adjust with price action and new data.
  • clarity matters - loose slogans such as " abc is ultra sound money" or " xyz tracks m2 money supply"
  • a concrete, testable predictions that specify what will happen, by how much, and by when.
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identify

  • pinpoint fundamental drivers
  • map causal relationships
  • distinguish good explanations from good stories
  • question hidden assumptions
  • be specific so no part can be arbitrarily altered
  • test limit and recognize interdependencies
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establish

  • identify core assumptions
  • apply causal logic
  • check internal consistency
  • determine what must hold true for the thesis
  • compare with alternative explanations
  • distinguish essential from incidental factors
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devise

  • design experiments or test
  • use method that are hard to fudge
  • anticipate possible counterarguments
  • ensure test target fundamental drivers
  • consider multiple approaches to validation
  • plan for edge cases and anomalies
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measure

  • select metrics that validate or invalidate thesis
  • ensure metrics are specific and umambiguous
  • track both leading and lagging indicators
  • measure outcome against causal logic
  • continuously monitor for anomalies
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iterate

  • analyse results critically
  • revise assumptions when necessary
  • refine explanations to reduce errors
  • embrace criticism and alternative viewpoints
  • test revised hypothesis rigorously
  • repeat the cycle to improve understanding
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