So there could be *some* more liqs, but not a ton.
4) Then, there are OTC loans. Are those getting called? I'd guess not: things are still up a lot this year, so probably most people are in the green still!
And OTC borrow/lending tends to happen on longer timescales.
5) Finally, the Huobi/OK rumors.
I don't know what will happen exactly; but together they have ~$3B of relevant OI that might have to close, plus a bunch of possible selling of some specific coins, but probably not a ton in the majors.
6) Now, this doesn't necessarily answer what will happen to prices: people can always sell and buy.
But I think there isn't a ton of *forced* selling left; there could be a bit, but not as much as we've seen so far.
7) One other factor: are chinese miners selling BTC/ETH?
If so, how much have they sold, and how much do they have left? I legit have no idea.
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2) One really refreshing change over the last decade has been the transition to "founder-friendly" VCs.
What does this mean, and why did it happen?
3) What it means, roughly, is VCs seeing themselves as helping and supporting the companies, not running them; and terms/etc. starting to reflect that.