2026-01-14 12:37:45

U.S. M2 money supply hit a record high in 2025. Here are some figures worth noting: an annual increase of over $165 billion, with a total scale of $26.7 trillion, marking the fastest growth since 2021.

M2 includes main forms of currency such as cash in circulation, demand deposits, and savings accounts, directly reflecting the effective purchasing power in the economy. This large-scale monetary expansion often drives up asset prices—both in traditional finance and the crypto markets.

Interestingly, this growth point coincides with a crossroads in global central bank policies. The Federal Reserve's attitude shift, reallocation of international capital flows... various factors are stacking up, changing investors' asset allocation logic. For traders focused on macro cycles, such monetary data is often an important reference for judging the next market rhythm.

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TideReceder

· 8h ago

26.7 trillion... Just hearing this number sounds unbelievable. Is the coin price about to take off?

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GasFeeTherapist

· 9h ago

The printing presses are running again, and this time they haven't stopped at all. Real gold and silver are pouring in, so the coin prices should be dancing along. 26.7 trillion, just listen to this number... money is so abundant there's nowhere to put it. This wave of liquidity will be decided by who can copy to the end. Central banks are all changing their minds, retail investors are still watching the K-line haha. When there's more money, assets become more expensive; this logic never goes out of style. 2025 isn't over yet, and it's another year of money printing. It's getting a bit overwhelming.

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DegenMcsleepless

· 23h ago

26.7 trillion... After all this time, I finally understand that money hasn't disappeared at all, it's just being printed.

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CodeAuditQueen

· 23h ago

$26.7 trillion, this scale itself is a buffer overflow rhythm, the system can't hold up anymore.

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FloorPriceWatcher

· 23h ago

Oh my god, 26.7 trillion, this number is truly incredible. The crypto world should be taking off now. --- The printing press has started roaring again. I’ve been saying, why has the capital been so crazy lately? --- Wait, is 165 billion actually the fastest growth? It doesn’t seem as exaggerated as I imagined. --- This move by the central bank directly changes the game rules, completely disrupting the asset allocation logic. --- It’s the same cycle again: easing → asset prices rise → bubbles → profit-taking, and it never ends. --- 26.7 trillion sounds terrifying, but the ones who truly benefit are always that wave of people. What about us? --- That’s why I don’t pay attention to traditional indicators at all. The macro has long been invalid. --- Interestingly, the market has already absorbed this wave of expectations, right? Would entering now be too late?

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Anon4461

· 23h ago

26.7 trillion? The printing press has finally stopped being installed, and is now operating at full throttle.

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ForkPrince

· 23h ago

26.7 trillion? The printing press really can't keep up now, the crypto world is about to take off again.

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