AI-driven market models now link a global liquidity shift to Bitcoin’s latest price surge, as renewed capital flows into crypto signal rising risk appetite and growing institutional interest.
As political appointees steer monetary policy and expand the money supply, investors are turning to non-political hedges like Bitcoin, seeking protection from partisan risk and inflation.
In a surprising turn of events, the probability of a December interest rate cut has dropped below 50%, signaling a shift in market expectations. Analysts cite robust economic data as a key factor, suggesting that the Federal Reserve may maintain its current policies.
Six global policy shifts reshaped crypto markets this week: regulatory crackdowns, tax directives, CBDC pilots, stablecoin rules, AML enforcement, and cross-border settlements-prompting renewed market scrutiny and industry response.
As gold keeps setting new highs, China reportedly seeks to position itself as custodian for central bank reserves, offering vaulting and settlement services to bolster its influence in global bullion markets.
Deutsche Bank forecasts that by 2030, Bitcoin could be recognized as a mainstream asset on central banks’ balance sheets, joining gold in investment diversification. This shift may reshape the financial landscape, highlighting Bitcoin’s growing legitimacy.
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes argues the era of easy money persists, saying global liquidity will keep flowing-and with it, Bitcoin’s rally. He flags macro catalysts and risks as BTC navigates policy shifts.
As global central banks ramp up gold purchases, analysts suggest that this renewed interest in tangible assets could catalyze a surge in Bitcoin prices, potentially driving the cryptocurrency to new all-time highs amid growing inflation concerns.
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