Global liquidity has risen significantly over the past 30 days in countries and regions such as Paraguay, Brazil, South Korea, Azerbaijan, Hong Kong, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Russia.
Europe, however, is seeing a sharp contraction, turning the region red on the map.
China accounts for 39% of the world’s money supply, while the United States holds 17%, out of a global total of nearly $140 trillion.
This is the current snapshot of global liquidity. And remember: the entire crypto market is worth just $2.8 trillion.
Europe, however, is seeing a sharp contraction, turning the region red on the map.
China accounts for 39% of the world’s money supply, while the United States holds 17%, out of a global total of nearly $140 trillion.
This is the current snapshot of global liquidity. And remember: the entire crypto market is worth just $2.8 trillion.