A commonly repeated idea in this space is that crypto is lackluster/bleeding because liquidity is flowing out of it and into the stock market. The idea being proposed is that people are selling their crypto for equities. Many believe that this is the PRIMARY driver of the lackluster PA we have been seeing in the crypto space over the last couple of years while equities have outperformed. If you believe this to be true, then the opposite must also be true- when stocks finally peak and liquidity is now flowing OUT of them and not INTO them, then the sell pressure on crypto should also subside- not intensify. The reality is that liquidity in the crypto space has been drained (for one reason or another) and those that are left holding are not likely to be shaken out (we can validate this at least on Bitcoin where LTH supply is at the highest levels it has ever been and is only increasing, not decreasing). So when a 150T+ market finally peaks (global equities) it is unlikely that the 1.5T crypto market is somehow going to tank significantly further. Rather, if we have literally TENS OF TRILLIONS of dollars of liquidity flowing OUT of global equities now instead of flowing INTO them (which is what will happen when they peak) those profits are likely to find there way into other sectors, and if even 1-2% of that capital finds it's way into crypto it will set off another MASSIVE run across the board. So stop worrying about a blow off top in trad equities if you have exposure to crypto- really you should welcome it.