{"content":"Why is the market falling? And when will it grow? 📈 I think many people have asked themselves this question: why are we falling despite the seemingly positive background? - Trump seems to have reached an agreement with the Chinese - The rate seems to have been lowered. - There was no euphoria on the market - ETFs are still buying Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana But despite all this, the market is falling, seemingly without reason. Various theories are now being put forward: that it was due to a potential war between the US and Venezuela, or that some major market maker liquidated on October 10, and so on and so forth. And for those who are too lazy, I'll explain in two sentences: Right now, liquidity is being sucked out of the system while the US government is in shutdown (like a vacation), the Treasury is borrowing money but not spending it. In other words, dollars are leaving the market, and no new ones are coming in. ETFs can be bought, rates can be lowered, etc. — but if there is less money in the system, everything falls. And as soon as the government starts spending again and the Fed turns on "hidden QE" (which is when the Fed prints money but pretends it isn't), liquidity will return and the market will revive (but this may take some time). The conclusion is this: everything will be fine, but before that, they might screw things up big time 👀","images":[],"tags":[],"tradingPairs":[],"quotearticleid":0}