China's inflation is set to collapse to 0.3% while the US yield curve steepened to 100bps spread, the exact conditions that historically sent Bitcoin parabolic. We're tracking the deeper currents that drive trillion-dollar asset rotations.

Chinese deflation is forcing coordinated central bank easing globally, creating the liquidity tsunami that smart money is already positioning for. Our analysis shows why this setup rivals 2020's monetary expansion, but this time, crypto is a $3.3T asset class with institutional backing.

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The S&P 500’s performance in 2025 shows how strong and adaptable the market can be, even during major disruptions. Early in the year, a breakthrough in artificial intelligence by DeepSeek shook investor confidence about U.S. tech leadership.

Soon after, Trump’s renewed trade tariffs added more uncertainty. But once those tensions eased, the market bounced back strongly, pushing the S&P 500 to new highs above 6,100. This pattern, volatility followed by recovery, suggests that while policy shifts can shake markets, they often create opportunities instead of long-term damage.

We’re also seeing a positive shift beneath the surface. Until recently, most gains were driven by a few giant tech stocks (the “Magnificent Seven”). Now, strength is spreading across other large companies in different sectors.

This broader participation is a healthy sign. It usually means the bull market is maturing and more companies are creating real value, not just the biggest tech names. For investors, it supports the idea of a balanced stock portfolio, because both growth and value stocks are contributing.

Gold, after rising through most of 2024, saw its first monthly drop in 2025. But that’s not a bad sign. It’s a normal pullback after a strong run, and the big picture hasn’t changed. Central banks are still printing money, geopolitical risks are still high, and people still want alternatives to traditional currencies, all of which support gold in the long run.

In China, the situation is more serious. Prices are falling faster than expected, with inflation now projected at just 0.3% for the year, down from over 2% in 2023. This sharp drop is more than just a red flag; it could reshape global markets. To fight deflation, China is likely to loosen its monetary policy significantly. At the same time, other central banks may also respond to prevent the situation from spreading.

What does this mean for crypto? In short: a wave of global liquidity. Whenever central banks around the world start printing money to support the economy, assets like Bitcoin tend to benefit. Crypto has historically done well in exactly this kind of environment, when there's lots of cheap money looking for higher returns.

Another key signal is coming from the U.S. bond market. The difference between short-term and long-term Treasury yields (known as the yield curve) has widened sharply. This often happens when investors worry about inflation or government debt in the future.

That’s a big deal for crypto. When people start to question the value of traditional currencies or worry about fiscal problems, they often turn to digital assets like Bitcoin as a hedge.

Yes, volatility in crypto is always part of the game. But behind the price swings, the big picture is becoming clearer: central banks are loosening policy, inflation concerns are rising, and the financial system is changing.

These forces are all pushing more investors toward crypto, not just as a bet, but as part of a serious long-term strategy.

While it was recently in fear territory with a reading of 37, the Crypto Fear and Greed Index has recovered from deeper levels and moved back into neutral, currently sitting at 52, indicating no significant signs of market stress.

With price action still confined to the same range as last week, we view this development as a healthy reset rather than a cause for concern. Resets like these are essential, allowing the market to recalibrate, especially during bull markets, before fresh expansion moves can unfold.

At the same time, total net inflows into Bitcoin spot ETFs have maintained a strong and steady pace, with no net outflows recorded since June 6th. Over the past week alone, daily inflows averaged $442 million.

While this buying pressure hasn’t yet resulted in a major price breakout, it is a clear indicator of bullish sentiment and aligns with the macro narrative we've outlined: investors are growing more confident and are beginning to rotate into higher-yielding alternative assets, fueled by expectations of improving global liquidity conditions.

We continue to monitor our Bitcoin-to-Global M2 Liquidity correlation model closely, as it has provided strong confluence since early 2024. According to this framework, we’re once again entering a pivotal phase. It proved highly accurate during the peak of Israel-Iran tensions, particularly when the U.S. struck Iran’s nuclear facilities, but it remains to be seen whether the market will react in a similar way as it did during October–November of last year, when Bitcoin surged sharply after geopolitical stress peaked.

If the model holds true, it suggests a strong continuation to the upside through July and August, potentially even extending into September. This would be fully in line with our broader macro thesis, reinforcing our outlook and the strategic approach we are following.

This week is packed with key economic events that could impact market sentiment. It kicks off on Monday with the Chicago PMI. On Tuesday, all eyes will be on the ISM Manufacturing PMI, JOLTS Job Openings, and a speech from Fed Chair Powell. Wednesday brings the ADP Nonfarm Payrolls report, offering early insight into the labor market. Thursday is particularly important, featuring Jobless Claims, Nonfarm Payrolls, the Unemployment Rate, Average Hourly Earnings, and the ISM Services PMI, with markets closing early at 13:00. On Friday, U.S. markets will be closed in observance of Independence Day.

Any signs of labor market softening or manufacturing weakness could trigger dovish Fed expectations, potentially catalyzing the next leg higher in risk assets and crypto. Powell's commentary on policy outlook will be particularly crucial given current macro crosscurrents.

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