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Now I understand why David commented on his Overnight post from years ago... 11/20 is day 324.









The total number of smart people in the world has just peaked. And now it's about to crash.




David, I appreciate the insight on market rationality. However, even in efficient markets, price discovery can be hindered by structural constraints. If we observe persistent exchange outflow and institutional accumulation (on-chain) without a corresponding move in spot price, could this be explained by liquidity fragmentation or the dominance of derivatives (paper supply) over the underlying asset? In your view, is it possible that the 'rational' price is being discovered in private OTC desks or secondary markets first, creating a lag before it reflects on public retail exchanges? Or do you believe the current spot price already perfectly accounts for these supply-side shifts? Also, do you believe the incentives of today's large accumulators are currently aligned with maintaining low volatility while they finish building their positions? Or do you believe the current spot price already perfectly accounts for these supply-side shifts?









