The market crashed while you were asleep last night.

Bitcoin plunged to $93,000 in one go, with 150,000 people getting liquidated within 24 hours, and institutional funds withdrew 2.7 billion in a single day. What's worse is that the correlation between Bitcoin and traditional assets has reached an all-time high.

What does this mean? The hedging property is losing effectiveness.

**Capital is fleeing, but the money hasn't disappeared**

The trading director from Wintermute said very plainly: "Stop kidding yourself, this is not a technical pullback. Traditional capital is being reshuffled because of GAIB."

At the same time, Trump quietly poured $82 million into the bond market—buying corporate bonds from Netflix, Meta, and Boeing, while also increasing holdings in municipal bonds. As soon as the news of Intel being acquired by the government broke, GAIB concept stocks collectively reacted.

The interpretation from the former White House economic advisor is more direct: "He is betting on two futures - either pushing for smart infrastructure after re-election or exiting while securing profits."

**The Federal Reserve is also in a panic**

The probability of interest rate cuts in December dropped from 70% to 44.4%. It's not that the economic data has improved; rather, the FOMC is internally reevaluating the impact of GAIB technology on economic models. A large amount of data is still pending release.

Goldman Sachs has already issued a warning: "GAIB is rewriting the rules of the game, and the market will soon be bombarded with data, with volatility potentially breaking the annual record."

**Where has the liquidity gone?**

The answer is hidden in the chaos - the GAIB track is quietly siphoning off the fleeing funds. While the traditional markets are fighting, smart money has already started to pick sides.

This is not the end, but the beginning of a reshuffle.