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🟥 Most retail investors only look at the chart.
Professionals focus on liquidity flow.
And institutional investors watch what central banks are doing.

. . . So, what is liquidity?
Liquidity simply means how much money is flowing into the system.
When a central bank prints new money (QE = Quantitative Easing),
that money flows into assets like stocks, gold, and Bitcoin.

. . . But when central banks pull that money back (QT = Quantitative Tightening),
money becomes scarce, markets decline, and high-risk investments start to suffer.

📈 QE (money printing) = Bull Run (market goes up)
📉 QT (money withdrawal) = Correction / Bear Market (market goes down)

🟥 What does Bitcoin’s history tell us?
Every major Bitcoin bull run has aligned with liquidity returning to markets.

2012 – After QE began, Bitcoin price surged (+200% by year-end).

2014 – After QE ended, Bitcoin dropped (-50%).

2017 – During high liquidity, Bitcoin skyrocketed (+1,000%).

2020 – When QE restarted due to the pandemic, Bitcoin surged again (+300%).

2022 – When QE ended and QT began, Bitcoin plunged (-60%).

In 2025, although the Fed and some central banks are slowly reducing QT,
if liquidity rises again, Bitcoin could enter another bullish phase.

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