Crypto markets love liquidity. Keep in mind, however, liquidity premiums are real!
A liquidity premium is the extra return or yield investors demand for holding assets that are harder to sell quickly for cash at their fair market value.
Looking at fixed-rate vs variable-rate crypto lending markets, you can really see the liquidity premium at work.
In other parts of crypto markets, it's not as easy, or impossible to actually price a liquidity premium... until @Corkprotocol that is.
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