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Tag: Markov-Switching model

Bitcoin’s Sell-Side Risk Ratio Hits Critical « Very Low Liquidity » Zone: A Precursor to Major Upside?

The Bitcoin Sell-side Risk Ratio (SRR) has reached a critical "Very Low Liquidity" level in May 2026, mirroring major market bottoms in 2018, 2020, and 2023. The SRR, calculated as realized absolute profit and loss divided by realized capitalization, indicates extreme sell-side exhaustion when below 0.001. Historically, such compressions have preceded significant price expansions:…

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Systemic Evaluation of the « Selective Credit Crunch » and Modeling of Bank Non-Contagion

Private Credit will not trigger a systemic global banking crisis like 2008, but acts as an extreme amplifier of sector volatility, generating a "sawtooth recession" in corporate credit with a structural rotation towards AI-Native. The analysis conducted by integrating the 7 quantitative layers (semantic NLP, macro DSGE, factor decomposition, Markov-switching regimes, quantum-classical portfolio optimization,…

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