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Global liquidity hits a record $95 trillion, potentially signaling a Bitcoin bull run. Surging liquidity often precedes bull markets, raising hopes for Bitcoin’s next big rally. Bitcoin's historical price spikes occurred with rising liquidity; current surge suggests possible repeat.

Global liquidity has recently reached an all-time high of $95 trillion, according to a tweet from Bitcoin Magazine. This development has caught the attention of Bitcoin investors and analysts, who closely monitor this key indicator.  Advertisement

Historically, an increase in global liquidity has often preceded significant bull runs for Bitcoin. Could this surge in liquidity signal another major price rally for the cryptocurrency? Global Liquidity Hit ATH: $95T In a recent tweet, Bitcoin Magazine highlighted that global liquidity, which highlights the total value of cash and other liquid assets available in the world, has surged to a record $95 trillion. However, global liquidity refers to the total amount of money circulating within the global financial system.  This surge in liquidity is often seen as a key indicator of market health, providing more capital that can be invested across various assets, including cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. The last time global liquidity was around this level, Bitcoin reached a new all-time high of $73,000 in March this year. Similarly, when global liquidity was at $90 trillion, Bitcoin peaked at $69,000 in November 2021. With the recent, global liquidity hit $95 trillion, approaching the significant milestone of $100 trillion.  What This Means for Bitcoin As global liquidity reaches new heights, many in the cryptocurrency community are speculating that Bitcoin could be on the verge of another price rally.  However, independent technical analyst Gert van Lagen remains optimistic about Bitcoin’s future price action, suggesting that the current market conditions could lead to an explosive outcome. Van Lagen points to the formation of a rare “cup-and-handle” (CnH) pattern on Bitcoin’s weekly chart. This pattern, which has been developing since October 2021, is often seen as a bullish indicator. A successful breakout from this pattern could trigger a parabolic rise, as it typically confirms a trend bottom followed by a higher sideways consolidation. Currently, Bitcoin has recovered to around $62,500 after briefly dipping below $60,000 last month. With global liquidity reaching new highs, Bitcoin seems well-positioned to maintain its upward trajectory.