Ethereum’s price movements have been closely tied to the rise and fall of global M2 liquidity — basically, the amount of money circulating in the world economy. History shows that when liquidity expands, risk assets like $ETH often take off.
Right now, global liquidity is on the rise again, and while Ethereum has been lagging behind, it usually catches up in a big way. When that catch-up happens, it’s not just a slow climb — it’s often a sharp, powerful rally.
If this trend repeats, Ethereum could be gearing up for a major breakout, with the possibility of making a serious push toward the $10,000 mark in the months ahead.
