Bitcoin’s Time to Shine: $142 Trillion Global Money Supply Boom Proves Its Purpose
As fiat currencies inflate into oblivion, Bitcoin stands as the antidote.
The world's money printers are running red-hot—$142 trillion sloshes through the system, eroding purchasing power faster than a Wall Street banker's moral compass. Enter Bitcoin: hard-capped, decentralized, and built to cut through the monetary noise.
Why this matters now
While central banks play whack-a-mole with inflation, Bitcoin's algorithmically enforced scarcity acts as a pressure valve. No backroom deals, no arbitrary adjustments—just predictable, transparent issuance that makes Swiss bankers twitch.
The institutional irony
Goldman Sachs now trades BTC futures while dismissing it as an asset class. Classic finance: adopt the technology, ignore the philosophy. Meanwhile, Bitcoin keeps verifying blocks—unimpressed by the hypocrisy.
Final thought: When the next 'unprecedented' monetary intervention drops, remember—Bitcoin was engineered for this exact circus. The question isn't if it'll succeed, but whether traditional finance will admit defeat before or after their digital transformation consultants cash out.
Global liquidity expanding
Liquidity is surging worldwide. The broad money supply hit an astounding $142 trillion by September 2025, a 446% increase since 2000.
Year-over-year growth reached 7%, with a 9.1% spike so far in 2025. China now boasts $47.1 trillion in circulating money, while the US has $22.2 trillion.
Central banks across developed markets continue to flood the financial system, stretching the global monetary base to new highs. Liquidity through the roof has become an enduring macro feature.
The recent downturn hasn’t discouraged institutional investors either. In fact, continuous investment shows rising conviction. Harvard, one of the world’s most closely watched endowments, tripled its Bitcoin ETF holdings in the third quarter of 2025, bringing its position to $443 million.
This marks a massive 257% increase, making IBIT Harvard’s top allocation ahead of traditional blue-chip assets. As volatility shakes the retail base, institutional adoption shows the broader trend. The Bitcoin long-term thesis for digital assets is still intact.
Bitcoin will reflect ‘inflation that continues ad infinitum’
Every expansionary policy, every deficit funding, and every round of stimulus underscores a simple reality: inflation is here to stay, and Bitcoin will reflect that.
Bitcoin’s value proposition strengthens with each tick higher in the global money supply. When the global money supply surges past $140 trillion, and the world’s biggest economies keep printing. Bitcoin isn’t just a speculative asset; it becomes a hedge against infinite debasement.
Faced with waves of negative commentary after every dip, Bitcoin’s fundamentals deserve focus. From outsized government deficits to ceaseless liquidity creation, the backdrop hasn’t changed. Governments will keep overspending.
Global liquidity will keep expanding. Bitcoin’s future remains anchored in inflation that continues ad infinitum. As The Wolf of All Streets’ Scott Melker states:
“If you believe that Bitcoin price is going much higher over time, then it makes almost no difference whether you buy at 94k, 97k or 100k. You just buy.”
