bitcoin spiked from 55k to 58k when the FED announced yesterday that it would keep rates unchanged to around 2023. So people are buying bitcoin in that moment as an investment for an ultra low interest rate environment; I think that fits with the view of bitcoin as a kind of digital gold. Interesting stuff to witness.
Rally based on knowing more QE is coming along with more coronavirus handouts.
We get hyperinflation on stocks, collectables, luxury goods, high end property and deflation on technology, consumer goods and wages.
We are drowning in deflation (wage deflation) because debt is inflating all things scarce making it appear like you are drowning in inflation. Property flies up not because your wages flew up but because debt flew up. Debt is deflationary by nature because of interest. Ie It sucks out more than it puts in.
46.8M millionaires on the planet. 18.6M of them are in the US. There are 17M BTC mined coins of a possible 21M. Probably 2% of the 46.8M millionaires hold BTC.
Supply on exchanges since the pandemic has dropped from 3.1M coins to 2.6M coins resulting in a 6 fold price increase. If they rationed the remaining 2.6M coins to one per buyer, the remaining 45M millionaires have a 6% chance of owning 1 coin.
BTC becomes a blackhole triggering a deflationary spiral which will result in the endgame of monetisation of debt.