Imagine a scenario where Bitcoin becomes the most reliable price indicator for the global economy, even if it doesn't yet serve as a primary medium of exchange.

In this scenario, Bitcoin's value would likely remain a pure risk asset, unencumbered by external factors such as supply changes, market conditions, or jurisdictional economic effects.

Its price movements would potentially offer a clear, unbiased reflection of global liquidity and monetary supply, making it a superior asset for directional correlation with economic conditions.

But what if the analysis in this peace confirmed this notion? Sam Callahan and Lyn Alden, who have conducted a groundbreaking investigation into Bitcoin's role in the global economy.

Their findings may surprise you - and offer valuable insights into the potential of this emerging asset class. Don't miss this exclusive exploration of Bitcoin's surprising significance in the world of finance.

"These findings are notable because they demonstrate that even though the strength of the correlation may vary based on the time frame, Bitcoin’s price direction generally aligns with the direction of global liquidity.

Furthermore, its price direction more closely mirrors global liquidity than any other traditional asset analyzed." — Sam Callahan

Original article: "Bitcoin: A Global Liquidity Barometer"
https://www.lynalden.com/bitcoin-a-global-liquidity-barometer/