$BTC

The movement of financial markets is driven not by company profits or the economy, but by central banks and global liquidity flows.

- Legendary investor Stan Druckenmiller once said: “Markets are driven not by earnings or the economy, but by central banks and liquidity.”

- Liquidity is measured in USD, and the current devaluation of the dollar is boosting global liquidity.

- China is actively stimulating its economy, injecting capital and easing restrictions — increasing money flow into markets.

- This creates a positive environment for risk assets, especially crypto.

- M2 global money supply is one of the most reliable leading indicators for Bitcoin, with a lag of around 10–12 weeks.

- Historical patterns show that liquidity surges have consistently aligned with major market uptrends, including BTC rallies.