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A critical conversation point revolves around where the capital fueling Bitcoin's meteoric rise is sourced from. While Bitcoin's advance is substantial, some argue that it should not be perceived as a major liquidity suck. The global financial system holds trillions in various liquid forms; for instance, money markets account for over $6 trillion. Besides, major central banks maintain a collective balance sheet approximately $30 trillion. This abundant liquidity, coupled with the potential for leveraged investments in crypto, suggests that the market can absorb significant amounts inflow without substantial adverse effects on other asset classes.