#央行降息行动 I just saw an interesting report saying that central banks are cutting interest rates, and global liquidity might improve next year? 🤔 I've heard from industry experts before that liquidity has a relationship with Bitcoin, but I haven't fully understood how exactly it influences it…



I've heard that gold prices and liquidity usually lead Bitcoin to rise, and now central banks are buying gold and M2 is hitting new highs, which seems to hint that Bitcoin might also have a chance? It feels like a chain of signals, but I'm still a bit confused.

What I’m most curious about is whether this liquidity improvement is different from the one in 2020? The report mentions a clearer and more predictable pace—does that mean the market will be more stable, or is there some deeper meaning? Can experienced folks help me understand? It seems that grasping these macro fundamentals is especially important for beginners.
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