Useful to know, someone bump the thread if they notice any movement.    I do consider that kind of liquidity a temporary phenomena for exchange pricing.   Generally I think it equates to short term dynamic vs long term.


Generally its better to be buying into weakness but dont over balance.   Allow yourself to be able to buy every week because the hard bit is knowing the duration of each move.    If I saw those balances above all moving at once I would expect the price to become too cheap.    It would then spike down and back up again, sharp like shutting off a tap suddenly.   After that the market tries to right itself in one direction but a more progressive way.
They could drip those balances in over 6 months, I really expect that but cant be sure with a liquidator exactly.   I know with Lehman brothers, that company will be 'operating' running down its various assets for decades probably.

Heres the kind of reaction I was looking for however its not closed the bar and nothing is certain :p  



Too much cannot be written about the failure of the dollar, its very understated almost ignored as a possibility which makes it all the worse as unexpected to some.    Diversify

QE is scheduled to wind down but there is no exit plan especially feasible.   Ask the Bank of Japan if you dont believe it because they can never reverse what they have done.   Hence Japan is joining crypto.