Recently, risk aversion sentiment has been on the rise. You see gold, silver, and even copper prices frequently hitting new highs. What does this indicate? It shows that a large amount of capital is fleeing from risk assets.

The problem is—fiat currency's purchasing power is being continuously diluted. Looking at the global central banks' money-printing machines, one after another, how much is fiat currency still worth? Trust is gradually being eroded.

From a data perspective, if the planned issuance continues monthly for a whole year, the market will be injected with an additional 320 billion to 400 billion USD in liquidity. Plus, with major central banks around the world following suit in printing money, where will this capital ultimately flow? Both history and logic point to the same direction—the push-up of prices for risk assets like Bitcoin, breaking new highs.