Looser financial conditions continue to drive Bitcoin higher.
This trend has been in place for the past three years.
Looser conditions mean more liquidity, greater risk appetite, and ultimately more capital flowing into assets like Bitcoin.
Today, financial conditions are the loosest they’ve been since 2022 and still improving. That’s a strong tailwind for Bitcoin.

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But it’s not just about the absolute level of the National Financial Conditions Index. The direction matters even more.
When conditions are easing, even on a week by week basis, Bitcoin’s returns are statistically more likely to be positive.
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