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...find the chart for the total M2 money supply and compare it with Bitcoin's market cycles. There's a correlation. If the money supply expands, Bitcoin is in a bullish cycle, of it contracts, it goes in a bearish cycle.
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Too much funny money being created = More inflation and higher BTC prices, no surprise there. We seem to have two (or more) conversations developing:
1) Does the "Fed rate adjustment on March 19/20 2024" really matter when the big picture calls for a historically huge collapse of the Global economy?
I believe the right question should be, will Jerome Powell be brave enough and be more aggressive with the rate hikes. I'm very confident that the answer to that is, NO. He will maintain the current interest rate, which is currently good because it's higher than the core inflation rate, and "wait for more data".
2) Will the Fed (or any other "economic fundamentals") affect the ability of BTC to continue the 2024 Bull run and stay near/above the ATH before going much higher?
Currently? But what can Jerome Powell do except maintain the current interest rate. But if core inflation surges above 5.5% - the current interest rate, it might be necessary for the Federal Reserve to do another rate hike.