Bitcoin & M2 Global Liquidity Chart
A comparative chart showing Bitcoin price and the M2 money supply growth of the world's 21 largest central banks.
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This chart shows the relationship between the total M2 money supply (liquidity) growth of the world's 21 largest central banks and the price of Bitcoin.
How to interpret?
Note: The chart only shows historical relationships. It is not definitive investment advice for the future; it should be evaluated together with other indicators for macro analysis.
Data Source: bgeometrics.com
Central banks covered: US (FED), Eurozone (ECB), China (PBoC), Japan (BoJ), UK (BoE), Canada, Switzerland, Brazil, Turkey, and a total of 21 countries/economies.
This chart shows the relationship between the total M2 money supply (liquidity) growth of the world's 21 largest central banks and the price of Bitcoin.
- M2 Global: Total money supply of 21 central banks including the US, Eurozone, China, Japan, UK, and other major economies. M2 includes cash in circulation, term/demand deposits, small savings, and money market accounts.
- Chart purpose: To visualize how Bitcoin's historical price movements correlate with changes in global money supply (liquidity). Bull markets in Bitcoin have often been triggered during periods when central banks increase liquidity (print money).
How to interpret?
- When M2 money supply grows in the chart, Bitcoin price usually rises. In macro terms, increasing global liquidity may parallel BTC's long-term value appreciation.
- When central banks (FED, ECB, PBoC, BoJ, etc.) increase liquidity through rate cuts or asset purchases, Bitcoin tends to reach new highs.
Note: The chart only shows historical relationships. It is not definitive investment advice for the future; it should be evaluated together with other indicators for macro analysis.
Data Source: bgeometrics.com
Central banks covered: US (FED), Eurozone (ECB), China (PBoC), Japan (BoJ), UK (BoE), Canada, Switzerland, Brazil, Turkey, and a total of 21 countries/economies.
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