Global money supply reached a record $142 trillion in September, with China, the United States and the European Union driving the growth. With this increase, the annual growth of liquidity has reached 6.7% and experts believe that the cryptocurrency market, especially Bitcoin, can be the next destination of this flood of liquidity.
On the other hand, John Williams, the head of the New York Federal Reserve, has mentioned in his statements that quantitative easing (QE) policies may return earlier than expected and the Federal Reserve plans to end the quantitative easing (QT) program. Analysts predict that this move could start from the first quarter of 2026.
The combination of global liquidity growth and the end of quantitative easing programs is expected to once again direct capital flows towards Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
In other words, despite the short-term fluctuations and the emotional exits of small investors, the liquidity structure and the change of monetary policies have provided the conditions for the next upward wave.
Along these lines, analysts believe that the real bull phase ends when no one expects it, not when everyone is panicking.
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