Bitcoin Price Surge: Is Investor Power Stronger Than Ever? 😂💰

The data shows it, folks! The Bitcoin Stablecoin Supply Ratio suggests that investors today hold stronger purchasing power than they did during the previous bull run. That’s right, purchasing power—don’t you love how fancy words make things sound smart? 😎

Bitcoin Stablecoin Supply Ratio: Investors Just Got A Boost! 💪

In its latest report, the on-chain analysis firm Glassnode graced us with an analysis on the Stablecoin Supply Ratio (SSR). This is the golden ratio, the secret sauce that measures how much Bitcoin is out there compared to stablecoins. Yep, it’s all about the stablecoins tied to the US Dollar, not some random crypto no one knows. 🙄

For those of you still wondering what stablecoins are, let’s break it down: they’re cryptocurrencies tied to fiat currencies (you know, the ones that don’t make your head spin like the rest of crypto). According to Glassnode:

Stablecoins have become the backbone of the digital currency world, ready for trade across centralized and decentralized platforms. They are like the ‘dry powder’ that investors can spend to buy more digital assets.💸

The SSR compares Bitcoin’s supply to this ‘dry powder’. What’s that mean? Well, when the SSR is high, the Bitcoin supply is huge, and the trader’s purchasing power is weak. But if it’s low, oh boy, it’s like a shopping spree with a loaded wallet. 🛒

Now, let’s get fancy with the SSR Oscillator. What is that? Well, it’s the modified version of the SSR, measuring how it moves within Bollinger Bands. Sounds like math? That’s because it is! 😂

Here’s the chart showing the Bitcoin SSR Oscillator for the past few years—enjoy the ride:

Look at that chart. The SSR Oscillator has been hovering near zero for months, which means investor purchasing power is pretty balanced with Bitcoin’s supply. But wait, during that crazy rally past $100k last year, the SSR Oscillator shot through the roof, showing the stablecoin supply was almost non-existent compared to Bitcoin. How times change, huh? 🤷‍♂️

Even though the price is similar now, this shift suggests one thing: investors’ purchasing power has strengthened. That’s right, they’ve got more dry powder than before. 🚀

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2025-07-04 10:20