BTC peaked at 88,000 before pulling back.

The fact that it could reach 88,000 indicates that there is still liquidity in the market, but note that it is "still" and not "abundant." If it were abundant, the altcoin season would have arrived early.

TGA has decreased from around 800 billion on January 21 to 300 billion yesterday, which is the main source of liquidity at the moment. Without Trump's new policies, this could have allowed BTC to challenge 110,000 to 120,000, but…

The tariff situation has temporarily come to a halt, and there will be fluctuations ahead, but overall it won't look good. Even if Trump's goal is to devalue the dollar, the problem is that a weaker dollar is worse for risk markets.

Moreover, the tax season starts on April 10, and TGA will withdraw 100-200 billion in liquidity.

Is this a good opportunity to buy the dip?

Maybe in the short to medium term. Before TGA runs out, the market might just keep oscillating like this.

However, once TGA is exhausted and/or the debt ceiling is reached, the market will once again fall into a liquidity shortage.

Little Black Brother's calculations are overly optimistic; for example, he counts the Fed's QT reduction as liquidity—how can that be counted like that?

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