Again, those stats may well be correct, but with bitcoin's market cap where it is how much collective buying would have to take place in order to spike the price just a little? I don't have the answer to that either, but I think the free money did have an effect.
It all comes down to the question of whether that money could cause the price of BTC to go up? I personally do not see any significant increase, the crypto market has simply recovered from a sharp decline just like the stock market. We can also ask the question
"what percentage of Americans will invest their money in stocks or maybe in gold?"I will not completely neglect the effect that such a move by the US authorities has not only on the economy, but also as a psychological effect. The situation is a little different in
Europe, the term stimulus package is more used here, which generally does not go to the way that ordinary people receive direct financial assistance, but more on
"moratorium on mortgage payments for people adversely affected by the COVID-19 crisis+stop evictions and guarantee water, electricity and internet to vulnerable households."I also can't say how much money needs to be pumped into the crypto market for a major change to happen, but at this point it seems that supply and demand are fairly balanced, which is consequently reflected in the price.
Hmmm...your American is a little too much Française

In this case, we can conclude that there is no one who has admitted it publicly (at least not in the forum). Could it be a Frenchman who moved to the US, or maybe a Canadian who went in the same direction? Or maybe France is giving same amount of money
