2026-01-05 11:22:35

Considering the inflation rates in G20 countries, global economic dynamics are directly impacting the crypto market. Inflation differences between developed economies and emerging markets shape central banks' monetary policy decisions, leading to fluctuations in digital asset pricing. In regions with high inflation, investors are increasing their interest in deflationary assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, highlighting the close relationship between the crypto market and macroeconomic indicators. G20 data helps us better understand market trends by tracking economic tightening and easing cycles.

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TeaTimeTrader

· 01-08 05:31

Basically, when inflation hits, everyone wants to buy the dip in BTC. This logic is a common refrain.

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RooftopVIP

· 01-07 00:13

Basically, it's the central bank printing money, and BTC goes up. After all this time, does anyone still believe this logic?

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GlueGuy

· 01-05 11:52

Let's just watch the G20 data play out. Anyway, when central banks of various countries move, the coin prices tremble accordingly. In places with high inflation, people are rushing to buy the dip in BTC. This trick has been played out for a long time.

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UnluckyMiner