André Dragosch stated that gold's equilibrium price implied by global money supply stands at around $3,200, matching technical targets discussed by James Van Straten.

Global money supply reaches $103.66 trillion ATH after Fed, ECB, Bank of Japan and PBOC added $1 trillion in August, the tenth straight monthly rise, lifting Bitcoin.

Bitcoin at $79605.66 shows record divergence from global money supply amid AI industry impact, negative stock correlation and catch-up potential on mean reversion.

Bitcoin correlation with global money supply rises from record lows as BTC trades at $80389.49 with bullish EMA structure on 4h chart.

Bitcoin at $76415.52 tests global money supply relationship or coiled spring setup, shaping BTC price prediction amid neutral RSI.

US M2 money supply soared 4.8% year-over-year in February to $22.6 trillion, marking 24 straight monthly gains and exceeding 2022 peaks amid ongoing economic expansion.

Bitcoin shows unprecedented divergence from global money supply amid resolving quantum FUD. Will correlations reassert? Dive into technical analysis and market implications.

According to André Dragosch, the money supply is expected to experience higher growth moving forward. This trend could have significant implications for financial markets, particularly as the US 10-year Treasury yield appears poised to re-test recent lows. Traders should monitor these developments closely as they could influence bond and equity market dynamics.

According to Charlie Bilello, multiple U.S. macro indicators are at extremes: stocks, home prices, gold and silver, money supply, and national debt are all at all-time highs, CPI inflation has run above 4% per year since 2020—more than twice the Federal Reserve’s target—and the Fed is expected to cut interest rates two more times this year, underscoring elevated asset prices alongside ongoing rate-cut expectations (source: Charlie Bilello).