Global M2 Money Supply
Aggregate M2 money supply across the US, Eurozone, China, Japan, and UK — converted to USD. Total global M2 exceeds $105 trillion. Year-over-year growth rate tracking shows monetary expansion trends.
Bitcoin vs Global Liquidity
Bitcoin price overlaid with global M2 money supply shows strong correlation. When central banks expand money supply, Bitcoin tends to appreciate. The 'liquidity tide' thesis suggests BTC is a monetary barometer.
Fed Net Liquidity
Federal Reserve balance sheet minus Treasury General Account (TGA) minus Reverse Repo (RRP). This 'net liquidity' measure is considered a key driver of risk asset prices including Bitcoin.
DXY Dollar Index
US Dollar Index tracking the dollar against a basket of 6 major currencies. An inverse correlation with Bitcoin is commonly observed — as the dollar weakens, BTC tends to strengthen.