Economist Lyn Alden: There is a different rally than in 2021 because everyone has run to quality

Famous US economist Lyn Alden shared her predictions for the coming period. Speaking in a YouTube post he attended, Alden stated that the rally we are in is different from 2021, especially in terms of liquidity, and said, "People have escaped to quality this time."

Bitcoin supporter economist Lyn Alden said he thinks borrowing, war and monetary policies will mark 2025. Stating that oil prices can be affected very sensitively, especially in the crises that may occur and that this situation may directly affect inflation, Alden stated that the US debt ceiling is also of critical importance.

“I'm pretty optimistic about the price”

Alden, who was a guest on David Lin's YouTube post, said that liquidity conditions in the world are starting to improve, that China is progressing behind the US and that he is "quite optimistic" about the price:

“We are coming to the end of the long-standing credit restriction period in the USA. This will be good for liquidity. News from China is also positive for liquidity. Of course, in this sense, my interpretation would be positive for Bitcoin. Bitcoin price always goes to Korea with liquidity, except for exaggerated price valuation. Therefore, I can say that I am quite optimistic about the price.”

“There are different rallys compared to 2021, because...”

Stating that the current conditions are different compared to the previous bull rally 2021, the successful analyst stated that investors are running away from quality in this period and said:

“Stocks, gold and Bitcoin rose together. They fell together in 2022. Since that period, there has been a recovery in terms of liquidity. S&P 500, gold and Bitcoin either broke a record or are very close to the record. But when you look at it, the ARKK ETF has not even come close to the peak level, even though it is a technology ETF... Look at the rallies in 2021, everything was high. Why is this bull season different? Because liquidity is not going up explosively like in 2021.