2025-12-05 12:50:25

Ivory Coast's ports are drowning in cocoa right now. Farmers are desperate to offload their beans as international prices keep sliding, but here's the kicker - local exporters are strapped for cash and can't buy. It's a perfect storm: oversupply meets liquidity crisis. When the money stops flowing, even the world's top cocoa producer hits a wall.

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LiquidatedThrice

· 27m ago

Looking at this move by Ivory Coast... the liquidity crisis is really insane. Where did all the money go?

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 20h ago

This is the reality—the crypto space and traditional commodity markets are actually the same. Oversupply plus liquidity drying up, same old tricks, they play it this way every time. Cocoa beans piling up like mountains, but the money’s gone, farmers take huge losses... Wait, isn’t this just like that 2022 cycle? The killer move for commodities is always a cash flow crunch, but no one wants to talk about it. Ivory Coast might need a couple of years to recover from this round.

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