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Central Bank Rate Cuts: Bitcoin Surge on the Horizon?

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


  1. Central Banks’ Influence on Cryptocurrency Prices
  2. Cryptocurrencies: Beneficiaries of ‘Soft Landings’
  3. Expert Opinions

  4. September 2023 has become a significant month for the financial world. Several major central banks, including the Federal Reserve, are planning to ease monetary policy, potentially leading to a significant increase in Bitcoin prices.

    Central Banks’ Influence on Cryptocurrency Prices

    Central banks play a pivotal role in shaping the economic landscape. Their decisions on interest rates directly impact liquidity and investment flows. Since cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin have emerged, they have shown heightened sensitivity to monetary policy changes. According to SPGlobal, there is an inverse correlation between interest rates and cryptocurrency prices, which has been 63% since 2017 and increased to 75% post-May 2020.

    Cryptocurrencies: Beneficiaries of ‘Soft Landings’

    Central banks lowering interest rates to cushion economic downturns tends to benefit finite assets like Bitcoin. Increased money supply and inflation positively affect such assets. Monetary expansions can significantly accelerate Bitcoin's value.

    Expert Opinions

    BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes predicts a significant increase in Bitcoin's value due to money supply expansions. He notes that the market of floating exchange rates, which has existed since 1971 following the U.S. decision to end gold dollar convertibility, creates numerous factors impacting global economic balances and monetary policy. Hayes recently closed a short Bitcoin position with minimal profits, emphasizing that increased money supply quickly impacts assets not tied to physical constraints.

    These global economic shifts and the interplay between central bank policies and cryptocurrency valuations will be critical to watch, potentially heralding a new era of profitability for digital asset investors.

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