Bitcoin has experienced a significant pullback due to a 300 billion dollar contraction in US dollar liquidity over the past several weeks. Amin Ayan reports that Arthur Hayes, former BitMEX CEO, attributes this movement to a sharp increase in the Treasury General Account balance, effectively draining essential capital from the global financial system.
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