Bitcoin News
By Julie Binoche
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Bitcoin’s Recent Surge Matches Liquidity Growth. Coutts tracks financial liquidity through his proprietary Global Liquidity Index (GLI), which…
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What Is Global Liquidity and Why It Matters. Global liquidity refers to the amount of capital that central banks and governments pump into the…
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Early-Stage Liquidity Cycles Favor Bitcoin. One key takeaway from Coutts’ research is that Bitcoin reacts most strongly at the beginning of…
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Long-Term Projections Point to Higher Bitcoin Prices. Looking ahead, many economic experts expect global liquidity to keep rising. Forecasts suggest that:
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Panic Buying Could Add More Fuel. While liquidity growth is one major factor, Coutts also points to human behavior as another.
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Bitcoin Seen as Undervalued by Some Analysts. Coutts’ analysis aligns with other voices in the crypto space that argue Bitcoin is still…
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Final Thoughts: Watching Liquidity Could Be Key. For those following Bitcoin or investing in crypto, tracking global liquidity may become just as…
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Bitcoin may be entering a new phase of growth, according to a leading market analyst, who links the cryptocurrency’s recent price increase to rising global liquidity.
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Jamie Coutts, Chief Crypto Analyst at Real Vision, believes Bitcoin’s price is closely tied to how much liquidity is in the global financial system.
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This view is gaining attention as investors look for signals that might guide the next major move in crypto markets.
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Coutts tracks financial liquidity through his proprietary Global Liquidity Index (GLI), which measures the total amount of money in the system.
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According to Coutts, this performance isn’t a coincidence. He says Bitcoin’s sharp move upward matches how the digital asset has historically reacted when new liquidity enters…
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Coutts uses data from major central banks, including the U.S. Federal Reserve, European Central Bank, Bank of Japan, and the People's Bank of China, to build his index.
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One key takeaway from Coutts’ research is that Bitcoin reacts most strongly at the beginning of liquidity cycles. In these early stages, price increases can be large and fast.
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Right now, Coutts sees no sign that this new wave of liquidity is slowing down. Despite the Federal Reserve continuing to pull back on some monetary tools, other central…
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