2026-01-11 00:28:24

Bitcoin's global liquidity has been flat for roughly two weeks now, and price action reflects this—we're seeing mostly sideways chop across BTC. But here's what matters: as we move into 2026, I'm watching central bank policies pretty closely. The stimulus tide is turning globally, and when liquidity starts flowing again, Bitcoin historically tends to ride that wave. It's not guaranteed, but the setup looks interesting. Keep an eye on macro indicators—they might signal when BTC breaks out of this consolidation.

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PumpBeforeRug

· 01-11 00:58

Yeah, this consolidation phase is indeed a bit hypnotic, but if the central bank starts to loosen the money supply, can't Bitcoin still run? --- Macroeconomics, to put it nicely, is actually just betting on policies. Anyway, I'm just holding on. --- Two weeks of sideways trading have already worn me out. Just waiting for that breakout line, brother. --- It's only when liquidity returns that it's time to watch the show. Anything said now is just pointless. --- Central bank releasing liquidity sounds good, but can BTC really run freely? History tells us it’s not necessarily. --- Macro indicators, at the end of the day, depend on when they truly tear up the agreement. --- The consolidation period tests the most patience. Once the central bank loosens, we'll know.

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