Grateful for your post, @chekohler. In my very elementary knowledge of economics, I have had the idea that the existence of liquidity in a traditional currency means a certain bonanza of it. But also that liquidity could be manipulated in order to intervene from time to time to certain interests in the economy (this has happened in my country -Venezuela- in a recurrent way in recent years, when money is released to create an illusion of bonanza).
From what I understand, in the case of crypto-currency, such manipulation would not be possible since the market is not centralized or managed by the interests of certain national economies, corporations, etc. I do not know if this will be the case? Greetings.