1/4
I fear this is spot on.
@CryptoNobler's thread unpacks $BTC's "synthetic supply" problem. ETFs, structured notes (@CryptoHayes), futures, options, swaps, lending—all flood the system with "paper" BTC.
When it swamps real demand, price crashes.
x.com/CryptoNobler/status/2019...…

Coin Bureau
@coinbureau
02-07
🔥 ARTHUR HAYES ON WHY BTC SUDDENLY DROPPED
Arthur Hayes says Bitcoin likely sold off because banks were hedging bets tied to BlackRock’s $IBIT ETF.
He cited Morgan Stanley “structured note” linked to IBIT — basically a bank-made bet on Bitcoin’s price.
When $BTC moves, banks


3/4
Wall Street's entry turned BTC into a pseudo-fractional reserve system.
21M cap? On-chain only—price discovery swims in synthetic street "printing."
Fractional is inherently unstable. That's why banks need heavy regs (Fed/Treasury/OCC/FDIC).
On-chain BTC only needs code.
4/4
What breaks the cycle?
1. Regulation caps synthetics. (not with Trump)
2. A brutal winter/bear scorches TradFi's interest—like gold/silver post-2011.
3. $BTC's narrative evolves to outpace paper claims. (Not yet)
Bearish loop until then. Who is betting on #2?
$BTC
I don’t think it means that BTC can only go down. Delta hedging also will amplify moves on the way up. The trend is your friend until it ain’t.
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