More than $7 trillion is currently held in money market funds that yield an average annual percentage yield (APY) of just 0.62%. In contrast, Bitcoin has increased by 50% over the past year. Analysts suggest that if even 10% of the funds in money market accounts were to move into Bitcoin, it could result in approximately $700 billion of new inflows into the cryptocurrency market. Additionally, Bitcoin funding rates have recently dropped to very low levels compared to previous periods of market euphoria, indicating a potential shift in investor sentiment. This combination of low yields in traditional money market funds and strong performance in Bitcoin is seen by some market observers as a precursor to a significant liquidity shift toward risk assets such as Bitcoin.