Bitcoin (BTC) Price Will Explode as Global Liquidity Continues to Rise, History Shows

Its price has always acted reflexively to changes in global liquidity, with recent confirmation by the chart above. The white chart depicts the price

The price of Bitcoin has always acted reflexively to changes in global liquidity, with recent confirmation by the chart above. The white chart depicts the price action of Bitcoin, while the yellow line tracks changes in relative global liquidity. Looking back through its history, this 2–4 month lag in price reaction indicates that a price movement might activate shortly.

From January 2025 to present, global liquidity has begun to show upward momentum, while Bitcoin shows early rebounds at around $71,860. In the event that this trend holds, previous cycles indicate that upon ramping up liquidity to a large extent, the Bitcoin price could shoot past $100,000.

Bitcoin follows global liquidity with a lag.

Global liquidity has been rising since January.

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Three-To-Six-Month Water Liabilities Boosts

A regular series of liquidity-induced rallies for Bitcoin have been emphasized on the graph. In mid-2023, 15% liquidity was injected into the system to propel Bitcoin prices up from $25,000 to more than $45,000 within five months. Liquids were once again injected by some 12% in late 2023 to push Bitcoin above $60,000 shortly afterward.

Each phase of liquidity expansion preceded the uptrend in Bitcoin, strongly suggesting its adjustment to increased availability of capital. Inventory levels since early 2025 have risen by an estimated 10%; such a trend can only suggest a continued energetic price display in Bitcoin.

Bitcoin Holds as Liquidity Continues Rising

As global availability maintains its upward trend, Bitcoin rebounds from recent lows to trade at $71,850. If historical cycles hold, resistance might hit around $88,500 and $112,000 thereafter. Large sums of capital from institutional investors have reportedly flowed into the assets, with large funds accumulating Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation.

This rotation indicates that Bitcoin is no longer a pure speculation play but is being subjected to increasing macroeconomic liquidity conditions. If global liquidity is able to maintain the current uptrend into 2025, we could see Bitcoin continue to lag behind and achieve another all-time high.

The Future of Bitcoin Depends on Sustained Liquidity Growth

Liquidity being crucial for Bitcoin means that the next move will depend on whether any more liquidity is to be injected into the system. Any slowdown in liquidity that takes place between that point and a formal change in policy or a contraction of the economy could put a further delay on the breakout of Bitcoin.

If at least 8% to 10% growth continues, historical trends suggest Bitcoin may try to go $100,000 by late 2025. With the flow having upward momentum since the start of the year, market signals seem to indicate that Bitcoin will be making its next big move soon.