Bitcoin is trading with a neutral bias at around $114,000. Global liquidity has quietly swelled to a staggering $127.3 trillion, according to analysts at MacroScope. This includes central bank balance sheets and broad money supply, both of which reflect the available capital sloshing through the global financial system.
In simple terms, there’s more money on the move now than ever before, and BTC may be one of the biggest beneficiaries.
Unlike previous cycles, this rise in liquidity isn’t just coming from the U.S. Federal Reserve. Central banks across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East have expanded balance sheets in recent quarters, with risk appetite gradually returning to markets.
For BTC, a historically liquidity-sensitive asset, this environment sets the stage for potential explosive upside, especially as trust in traditional banking systems continues to erode post-2023.
Institutional demand is also rising. BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF filings and sovereign wealth fund interest have reignited debate around BTC’s long-term role in the global portfolio mix. If liquidity continues expanding and capital seeks decentralized, non-sovereign stores of value, BTC could attract a significant share of the $127T tide.
Bitcoin Coils Below Resistance at $114K
Bitcoin price prediction is neutral as BTC is currently trading around $114,436, with 24-hour gains of 0.56%. While the move appears muted, the technical setup tells a more important story.
BTC/USD is wedged tightly between a downward-sloping resistance trendline and a rising support line from early July. This symmetrical triangle formation is a classic consolidation structure, often preceding large price moves.
On the 2-hour chart, the 50-SMA near $114,509 has acted as dynamic resistance, with price rejecting intraday highs near $114,940. A breakout above this zone could trigger a short squeeze and fuel a rally toward $116,912 and $118,878.
Bitcoin Price Chart – Source: TradingviewKey technical observations:
RSI sits at 52, neutral but trending slightly upward. Candlesticks show spinning tops and dojis—indecision with coiling energy. Volume remains low, signaling traders are waiting for a catalyst.If bulls fail to reclaim the $114,940 level, support lies at $112,043, followed by $110,065. These levels align with prior consolidation zones and ascending trendline support.
Could BTC Flip the Financial System?
While $127 trillion in liquidity doesn’t mean instant gains, it does signal a backdrop where non-traditional assets like Bitcoin can thrive. In previous liquidity expansions, such as 2020, Bitcoin surged over 300% in under six months.
For BTC/USD to truly “flip” the financial system, institutional trust, macro tailwinds, and regulatory clarity must align. Still, the setup is forming. Liquidity is high. Fiat trust is low. And digital assets are no longer on the fringes of finance.
Traders and investors should monitor:
U.S. rate cut expectations in September Spot Bitcoin ETF approvals Global macro risk sentimentIf these stars align, BTC/USD may not just benefit from the $127T tide—it could become the safest raft in a rising flood.
Bitcoin Hyper Presale Over $6.8M as Price Rise Nears
Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER), the first BTC-native Layer 2 powered by the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), has raised over $6.8 million in its public presale, with $6,898,069 out of a $7,866,608 target. The token is priced at $0.012525, with the next price tier expected to be announced soon.
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The golden cross of meme appeal and real utility has made Bitcoin Hyper a Layer 2 contender to watch in 2025. With staking, a streamlined presale, and a full rollout expected by Q1, $HYPER is gaining serious traction.
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