Capital is quietly leaving crypto.

Since October, Bitcoin has dropped nearly -30%, falling from $121,500 to ~$88,000, while more than $19B in leveraged positions were wiped out. At the same time, gold surged over +20%, breaking above $5,000, and silver more than doubled its market cap.

šŸ“‰ Risk is being reduced — not rotated.

šŸ“Š THE KEY SIGNAL MOST TRADERS MISS

According to Santiment, the combined market cap of the top 12 stablecoins fell by $2.24B in just 10 days.

This matters.

āž”ļø Falling stablecoin supply = capital exiting crypto

āž”ļø Not positioning for dips

āž”ļø Liquidity drying up

Historically, strong crypto rebounds only start when stablecoin supply stops falling and turns upward again.

šŸ¦ EVEN TETHER IS HEDGING

Tether itself bought 27 tons of gold ($4.4B) in Q4 2025.

That’s not fear — that’s capital preservation.

When the largest stablecoin issuer diversifies into gold, the message is clear:

Risk appetite is low. Safety is prioritized.

🧠 WHAT THIS MEANS FOR THE MARKET

āœ”ļø Altcoins remain fragile

āœ”ļø $BTC

shows relative strength, but rebound potential is limited

āœ”ļø No stablecoin inflow = no sustained rally

āœ”ļø Liquidity is the real driver — not hype

šŸ”„ VIRAL TAKEAWAY

ā€œWhen stablecoins shrink, rallies struggle.ā€

Gold is absorbing fear.

Crypto is waiting for liquidity to return.

Until stablecoin supply stabilizes, caution dominates the market.

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