On weekends, the markets pause.
And when markets pause, certain things become visible that usually remain hidden.
During the week there is simply too much noise.
Prices. News. Commentary. Predictions.
Information appears, disappears, and is instantly replaced by the next update.
But the deeper forces of financial history move at a much slower pace.
So in this quiet weekend moment, it may be worth stepping back and looking at the structure beneath the crypto market.
In my previous essay, I wrote about how rising tensions around Dubai could potentially reshape the map of global financial centers.
This essay continues that line of thought.
Whenever the geography of finance begins to shift, one element is always present:
large pools of capital.
And in the crypto market, one of the most significant forces behind the scenes is Chinese capital.
Massive Capital in a Prohibited Market
