For years, Bitcoin moved almost in lockstep with global M2 money supply, reflecting liquidity trends across economies.
Now, analysts are watching as BTC breaks this pattern, raising fresh questions about what drives its price next.

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3/ This break in correlation highlights a new phase for Bitcoin, as its price is no longer tightly linked to traditional liquidity measures.
Events like ETF approvals are shaping momentum, marking a shift in market dynamics.

4/ Bitcoin’s recent price trends show independence from global money supply, signaling changing investor behavior.
Market drivers are evolving rapidly, with ETFs and new instruments steering attention beyond familiar macroeconomic patterns.