← Back to context Comment by abirch 4 hours ago Bitcoin's supposed to be "liquid" but I'm wondering what happens when there's a forced liquidity event. 3 comments abirch Reply eru 3 hours ago What do you mean by forced liquidity event? abirch 1 hour ago If people are trading bitcoin on margin or if Strategy is forced to sell a large percentage of its holdings. altmanaltman 3 hours ago I mean, it's the opposite of that; it's forced illiquidity when people lose access to their keys. There is no way to gain access to those coins and you cannot "force" liquidity on the bitcoin protocol.
eru 3 hours ago What do you mean by forced liquidity event? abirch 1 hour ago If people are trading bitcoin on margin or if Strategy is forced to sell a large percentage of its holdings.
abirch 1 hour ago If people are trading bitcoin on margin or if Strategy is forced to sell a large percentage of its holdings.
altmanaltman 3 hours ago I mean, it's the opposite of that; it's forced illiquidity when people lose access to their keys. There is no way to gain access to those coins and you cannot "force" liquidity on the bitcoin protocol.
What do you mean by forced liquidity event?
If people are trading bitcoin on margin or if Strategy is forced to sell a large percentage of its holdings.
I mean, it's the opposite of that; it's forced illiquidity when people lose access to their keys. There is no way to gain access to those coins and you cannot "force" liquidity on the bitcoin protocol.