Crypto regulation shifts as Bitcoin eyes $105K amid liquidity boost
13 Março 2025 - 3:30PM
Cointelegraph


Bitcoin (BTC) price has risen 8% from its March
11 low of $76,703, driven in part by large investors aggressively
buying the dip with leverage.
Margin longs on Bitfinex surged to their highest level since
November 2024, adding 13,787 BTC over 17 days. Currently standing
at $5.7 billion, this bullish leveraged positioning signals
confidence in Bitcoin’s upside potential despite recent price
weakness.
Bitcoin/USD (orange, left) vs. Bitfinex BTC margin longs
(right). Source: TradingView / Cointelegraph
Some analysts argue that Bitcoin’s price is closely linked to
the global monetary base, meaning it tends to rise as central banks
inject liquidity.
With recession
risks mounting, the likelihood of expansionary monetary
policies increasing the money supply grows. If this correlation
holds, Bitfinex whales could be well-positioned to capitalize on a
rally above $105,000 in the next two months.
Source: pakpakchicken
For instance, X user Pakpakchicken claims to have identified an
82% correlation between the global money supply (M2) and Bitcoin’s
price.
When central banks drain liquidity by raising interest rates or
reducing bond holdings, traders become more risk-averse, leading to
weaker demand for Bitcoin. Conversely, periods of monetary easing
tend to fuel greater investor interest in the asset, increasing its
price potential.
Bitfinex whales go long BTC as M2 bottoms
In early September 2024, Bitfinex margin traders added 7,840 BTC
in long positions, coinciding with a period of bearish momentum as
Bitcoin struggled to reclaim the $50,000 level for over three
months.
Despite the downturn, Bitfinex whales held their positions, and
Bitcoin’s price surged past $75,000 less than two months later.
Notably, the global M2 money supply bottomed out around the same
time these traders increased their Bitcoin exposure, further
reinforcing the correlation.
It may be impossible to establish a direct cause-and-effect
relationship between money supply and investors’ willingness to
accumulate Bitcoin, especially given the influence of major events
during these periods.
For example, Donald Trump’s election as US president in November
2024 significantly fueled Bitcoin’s rally due to the new
administration’s pro-crypto stance, regardless of global M2 trends
and liquidity conditions.
Spot Bitcoin ETF net flows, USD. Source: CoinGlass
Similarly, Michael Saylor’s latest plan to
raise up to $21
billion in fresh capital for Strategy to acquire more Bitcoin
could shift market dynamics, even accounting for the $4.1 billion
in net outflows from Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs)
since Feb. 24.
Strategy remains the largest corporate Bitcoin holder, with
499,096 BTC acquired at a total cost of $33.1 billion, reinforcing
its long-term bullish strategy.
Clearer crypto regulation, Strategy capital
increase
In essence, the expansion of the global money supply may have
influenced the increase in Bitfinex margin longs, but Bitcoin’s
push toward $105,000 could be primarily driven by industry-specific
news and events.
A Wall Street Journal report on March 13 revealed that
representatives of Donald Trump have held discussions about
potentially acquiring a
stake in Binance.
Related: US
Bitcoin ETFs break outflow streak with $13.3M
inflow
So far, the market impact of a more crypto-friendly US
government has yet to yield concrete benefits.
For example, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC)
has not yet clarified whether banks can custody digital
assets and manage stablecoins without prior approval.
Similarly, Acting SEC Chairman Mark Uyeda announced plans to
remove crypto-specific
provisions from a proposed rule that would expand exchange
definitions.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission is currently reviewing
requests from spot Bitcoin ETF issuers to permit in-kind creations
and redemptions, allowing shares to be exchanged directly for
Bitcoin instead of using the traditional cash-based method.
Meanwhile, global
macroeconomic conditions have deteriorated, putting pressure on
Bitcoin’s price. However, these same factors gradually push
governments toward economic stimulus measures and expand the M2
money supply.
If this trend continues, it should ultimately create conditions
for Bitcoin's price to meet Pakpakchicken’s $105,000 prediction by
May 2025 and possibly go even higher.
This article is for
general information purposes and is not intended to be and should
not be taken as legal or investment advice. The views, thoughts,
and opinions expressed here are the author’s alone and do not
necessarily reflect or represent the views and opinions of
Cointelegraph.
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