Global M2 money supply is surging, yet Bitcoin remains oversold—creating a setup that could send it soaring to $100,000 by May.

But here’s the twist: this isn’t the QE-driven liquidity we’re used to. This time, the M2 increase is tied to government deficits, meaning liquidity doesn’t flow directly into markets—it has to be unlocked through repo demand.

The game has changed, but one thing remains the same: when liquidity finds its way in, scarce assets win. #Bitcoin is waiting.