Bitcoin (BTC) Bull Market Trends and Global Liquidity

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The impact of global liquidity on Bitcoin (BTC) prices is becoming increasingly evident. Despite the Federal Reserve's implementation of quantitative tightening (QT), the decline in demand for U.S. Treasury bonds may lead to capital flowing into high-risk assets like Bitcoin, thus driving its bull market.

Global Liquidity and Bitcoin Price

Bitcoin prices are closely related to the global money supply (M2), typically showing a lagging response. Historically, when M2 increases significantly, Bitcoin prices tend to rise accordingly. Although the Federal Reserve is tightening policies, a slight increase in global liquidity still supports Bitcoin prices. If the Federal Reserve intervenes due to declining demand for Treasury bonds, M2 could surge, further pushing Bitcoin up.

Market Sentiment and Bitcoin Growth

The “Greed and Fear Index” is an important sentiment indicator for Bitcoin prices. When this index shifts from fear to optimism, Bitcoin typically rises. Currently, market sentiment is leaning cautiously optimistic, aligning with the rising trend in liquidity. If sentiment continues to improve, capital may flow into Bitcoin, driving prices up.

Social Volume and Market Participation

Social volume reflects market attention; although social volume for Bitcoin is rising, it remains below the levels seen during the 2021 bull market. If social volume continues to grow, it may indicate deepening market interest, helping to drive the bull market. Conversely, a decline in social volume may slow upward momentum.

Network Activity and Market Demand

An increase in active addresses usually indicates rising market demand. Recently, active Bitcoin addresses have been steadily increasing, consistent with trends in global liquidity and price rebounds. If this trend continues, it will further drive Bitcoin up. Conversely, a decline in activity may suppress price increases.

Conclusion

The bull market outlook for Bitcoin is driven by a combination of global liquidity, market sentiment, and network activity. Currently, the increase in liquidity, improvement in market sentiment, and rising social volume and network activity provide support for Bitcoin's rise. If Federal Reserve intervention leads to capital inflows, BTC is expected to accelerate upward.

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