Executive Summary This report examines the relationship between global liquidity expansion and the performance of three key assets: gold, silver, and Bitcoin, using 67 years of empirical data (1959-2026). Key findings include: Global liquidity (proxied by US M2 Money Stock and Fed Total Assets) has expanded dramatically during crisis periods: 1971 Nixon Shock, 2008 Global Financial Crisis, and 2020 COVID-19…
The End of Money as We Know It? In the grand theater of economic history, money has always been a social construct—a collective agreement on value. From the Lydian coins to the gold standard, and from the Nixon shock of 1971 to the birth of Bitcoin in 2009, the medium of exchange has constantly evolved. Today, we stand at a…
According to Citibank’s forecast for the end of 2021, the price of Bitcoin will rise to $ 318 thousand (https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/citibank-analyst-says-bitcoin-could-pass-%24300k-by-december-2021-2020-11-16) . So is this possible? I think we can answer this with a short analysis.
We can say that the markets for gold, silver and Bitcoin are getting more and more positive. One of the sources we can rely on for this is the Trade Weighted Dollar Index.
America announced that it will spend 6 trillion dollars in 2022. So why is this expenditure being made? How will this expenditure affect the prices of commodities such as gold and silver? Spending $6 trillion first makes everyone think that it will push up the stock market, gold, silver and bitcoin prices. This weakens the dollar and causes inflation. Will it really…
The BIS, the Bank for International Settlements, acts as the checkpoint for today’s unlimited money-based system. It was founded in 1930 in Basel, Switzerland. It is the central bank of central banks. One of the formations within this bank is the Basel committee. The task of the Basel committee (Read “Basel 3 and Gold”) is to regulate the international banking…