Bitcoin Flexes to 1.7% of Global Money Supply as Fed Signals Rate Cuts

Alright fam, here’s what’s popping off today in the world of crypto—and if you’ve been snoozin’ at the wheel, let me be the first to say: Bitcoin didn’t just move, it flexed.

Before Jerome Powell even hit the mic with that sweet, dovish hint of a rate cut, Bitcoin was already cooking, climbing its way to an all-time share of the global money supply: 1.7%. That’s right. The orange coin that bankers swore was “just a fad” now holds nearly 2 cents for every dollar in the global monetary game.

Now pause and let that sink in… while the central banks are out here printing fiat like it’s Black Friday at the Treasury, Bitcoin is stacking serious clout.

Let’s break it down like only Jake Gagain can: this isn’t just a chart breakout—it’s a psychological shift. We’re not just seeing a pump. We’re seeing Bitcoin stepping into its final form: not just a store of value, but a global contender in the money heavyweight division. 💰🥊

And the timing? Chef’s kiss. Jerome Powell comes through soft, signaling rate cuts ahead. That’s Fed-speak for “we’re easing up, folks” — and the markets heard that loud and clear.

What happens when rates get slashed? The dollar starts sweating, yields go limp, and the hunt for real returns begins. That’s where BTC struts in with the shades on and the halving hype in the rearview. When fiat’s melting and inflation’s creeping, you want to be where the hard cap lives. And that’s a humble 21M coins, baby.

But this ain’t just macro talk for Wall Street suits—this is for the goalie-masked Degen Army, the HODLers who’ve seen it all: from Silk Road to El Salvador, from Mt. Gox to MicroStrategy. Y’all didn’t just believe, you built this. So if you’re in now? You’re still early. If you’re not? Don’t say I didn’t tell you.

Let’s talk dominance. BTC’s quietly been closing in on a dollar-for-dollar reality check: it now holds more weight in the monetary ecosystem than all but a handful of countries’ currencies. That’s scarcity winning. That’s trustless tech bearing fruit. That’s the people taking back the ledger in real-time.

So what’s next?

Simple. Eyes on the next breakout zone. If that rate cut hits and liquidity floods the system, Bitcoin’s going to front-run traditional assets just like it did in 2020 and 2021. You want alpha? Bet where the smart money’s already sniffing—just follow the on-chain breadcrumbs and keep your cold wallet close.

And don’t sleep on the second-order effect either: when BTC makes this kind of leap, the rest of the crypto space doesn’t just watch—it ignites. The majors, the alts, the memes—they’re setting up for a summer sizzler that could light up portfolios like it’s Fourth of July.

Bottom line: BTC isn’t knocking on the door of legitimacy anymore—it kicked that thing down. 1.7% of global monetary mass is no small feat, and we’re just revving up. Buckle up, squad. The rocket’s fueled, the Fed just paved the launchpad, and you already know what comes next.

Let’s get this bread. 🚀

Jake Gagain

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