The recent crash wasn’t just volatility. It was a sharp liquidity event.
Bitcoin moved from $70K to $60K. Around $2 billion in long positions were liquidated. The Fear and Greed Index dropped to 10. Many retail traders exited positions.
On-chain data from Glassnode indicates that whale wallets accumulated roughly 400,000
$BTC between $60K–$70K. CoinDesk reported that wallets holding 10,000+ BTC were the only cohort increasing exposure during that period, while smaller holders were net sellers.
Large holders often accumulate during periods of fear. After strong moves, capital sometimes rotates into higher-risk segments such as presales.
One example currently discussed is Pepeto. It has raised $7.33M so far, with over 70% of the allocation filled. Current price: $0.000000186.
Six zeros. That’s the entry level being highlighted.
For context:
→
$SHIB reached a $40B market cap
→
$DOGE peaked near $80B
→ PEPE grew to around $7B
Market caps expanded quickly during strong liquidity cycles.
Pepeto reports having PepetoSwap, a cross-chain bridge, an exchange interface, audits from SolidProof and Coinsult, involvement from a Pepe cofounder, and zero buy/sell tax.
A Binance listing is reportedly planned.
The staking model shows:
211% APY = about $578/day on $100K staked, or $17,583/month, before listing.
For comparison:
→ Real estate: 4–8%
→ Gold: 7%
→ S&P 500: 10%
→ Staking model: 211%
Higher yields typically reflect higher risk.
Macro factors also influence liquidity:
✅ Strategic Bitcoin Reserve discussions
✅ GENIUS Act progress
✅ $616M ETF inflows in one session
✅ $170B added to total crypto market cap in a day
At a $50M market cap → $1 becomes $100
At a $500M market cap → $1 becomes $1,000
With over 70% of the presale filled, allocation is decreasing. As always, understanding risk, timing, and market cycles is essential.
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