I think we also should keep on watch the evolving situation of Evergrande and the likelihood that Tether has some commercial paper from these developers, not necessarily Evergrande but perhaps some others. If such reserves contain a relevant share of commercial paper, then as Tether provides about 70% of liquidity for BTC, ETH then BTC, ETH could suffer a bit more. It is likely that China bails out Evergrande perhaps selectively and still makes bond coupon payments, but something to keep a close eye.