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TRX $0.3276 -0.91%
DOGE $0.0720 -4.11%
ADA $0.1671 -6.57%
BCH $234.25 -2.44%
LINK $7.63 -4.25%
HYPE $68.62 -5.01%
AAVE $88.14 -5.69%
SUI $0.7079 -4.73%
XLM $0.1829 -5.90%
ZEC $466.40 +1.34%

Analysis: After the US M2 continues to hit new highs, the narrative of Bitcoin's "liquidity-driven market" is heating up again

2026-07-04 22:42:45
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According to Bitcoin news, the latest data from the U.S. Federal Reserve shows that the seasonally adjusted broad money supply M2 rose to $23.05 trillion in May, surpassing the $23 trillion mark for the first time, setting a new historical high.

Some industry insiders believe that this growth may reflect the Federal Reserve's re-release of liquidity after a tightening cycle.

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