The higher global liquidity goes, the more confident I get on $BTC long-term. This isn’t noiseit’s structure. Global liquidity expands, excess capital seeks a hedge, and scarce, permissionless assets win. Since 2009, Bitcoin has acted as a high-beta liquidity sponge; it doesn't just grow with the money supply, it amplifies it.
From a $45,000 baseline in 2024 to the current early-2026 battle for $70k, the correlation remains undeniable. While short-term chop and "liquidations of the weak" are inevitable, the macro trend of fiat dilution ensures that $150,000 remains a conservative 2026 target as the system reprices reality.
$BTC pushing at 70,808 and the structure looks interesting here
We’re sitting just above a key zone... if this holds, I’m eyeing 74,400 first and then 80,000 on continuation. Bitcoin’s historical resilience through multiple 50% drawdowns, including the recent dip to $60,000, proves its "anti-fragile" nature. With Global M2 money supply now nearing $98 trillion, the overflow of capital is inevitably finding its way back into hard assets. The "weakest bear case in history" is currently unfolding; the floor is being set by institutional giants who understand that when liquidity rises, Bitcoin doesn’t ask for permission—it becomes the dominant narrative of value.
Risk stays controlled with a stop below 67,800 in case momentum fades.
Not chasing, just letting price prove itself. If flow stays strong, this can stretch higher.