I collaborated with Sam Callahan to analyze bitcoin’s correlation with global broad money supply. The result was that it had higher directional correlation to money supply than other asset classes, at 83%. We also looked at indicators for when bitcoin is more likely to deviate from liquidity. In other words, what’s usually going on in that other 17%. The answer, generally, is that the asset is coming down after major periods of extreme sentiment. You can check out the full report here:

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Wow! Seems like the past few months this has become a theme and now you and Sam seem to have to backed that up.
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J 1 year ago
niceee
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Casey R 1 year ago
Thanks, great report. One thing: You mention the correlation between BTC and global M2 is 0.94 but don't say how you came to that number? I'm interested in what method was used here.
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bc21 1 year ago
Stay humble and stack zaps
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fareastrich 1 year ago
They print money, the price of things goes up, not rocket appliances
M2 is not coming to pocket of bitcoin buyers for now somehow this time yet - PERIOD here are few ones for refer n record note1fd652j3tc7p0zzkpjpkamtm2v4sv9nt66d7ylxlj563fwe6l7k0s5gsddf note1qtlqqs5qgcjw4rsykhcyne5j0fh5fne6vvtwxa036pwnr8ktgvnqdlrtr3 note1hy9vetrywk57jlhj6lwjffzec6c8kqzzu8j3qmruuanh8ltl7xtqw63c9j