Summary
- It was reported that the rise in Bitcoin prices shows a high correlation with the increase in global liquidity (M2).
- According to Raoul Pal, Bitcoin prices show about 90% alignment with the global M2 liquidity trend, and he emphasized that Bitcoin has recorded an average annual return of 130% over the past decade.
- CEO Michael Howell mentioned liquidity expansion as a factor that could support the rise in Bitcoin prices after the peak of the global liquidity cycle.
On the 9th (local time), the cryptocurrency-focused media Cointelegraph reported, citing multiple analysts, that the recent rise in Bitcoin (BTC) prices shows a high correlation with the increase in global liquidity (M2).
Raoul Pal, CEO of Real Vision and a renowned macro investor, explained, "The current price movement of Bitcoin shows about 90% alignment with the global M2 liquidity trend, and global M2 exhibits a pattern of leading Bitcoin prices by approximately 12 weeks."
Furthermore, he assessed, "Bitcoin is the most asymmetric asset, recording an average annual return of 130% over the past decade."
Michael Howell, CEO of Crossborder Capital, also analyzed, "The global liquidity cycle is likely to peak in mid-2026 and then turn downward," adding, "President Trump's pressure on the Federal Reserve could accelerate liquidity expansion, which will be a key factor supporting the price rise of financial assets, including Bitcoin."
JH Kim
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