As the Fed prepares for the first rate cut next week since it begun the cycle of hikes in February 2022, it would be very eye-opening to observe the global monetary supply and what more money in circulation could mean for Bitcoin (BTCUSD).
The light green and red candles (top) illustrate the Global Liquidity Index (GLI) comprising of the FED, TGA, RRP, ECB, PBC, BOJ, BOE and other Central Banks. It tracks and measures exactly what it says, the liquidity/ monetary supply/ money in circulation around world economies.
When central banks cut rates, they essentially print more money, flooding the system with cash that devalues the currency already in circulation. When that happens, it is easier for corporations and/or individuals to access more money through loans etc, thus increasing their spending/ buying/ investing capacity. Principally, this means that it is easier for investors to buy riskier assets, which lead to value increases. In that category fall stocks and cryptocurrency.
As this chart shows, it is no surprise that every time the GLI starts rising, Bitcoin (candles at the bottom) rallies. More specifically, when Liquidity drops and flattens, it creates BTC's Bear Cycle and when it breaks above its Resistance, BTC starts the rally phase of its Bull Cycle.
This time, having experienced the dramatic FED rate hikes that brought us back to pre 2008 Housing Crisis levels, the GLI experienced a stronger drop and instead of flattening, it created a Wedge with Lower Highs as its Resistance.
GLI is now exactly on this Lower Highs trend-line and if broken, we might have a break-out similar to the Resistance break-outs of the previous Cycles, thus initiating the Parabolic Rally on Bitcoin.
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