2026-01-03 01:21:10

Looking at the latest currency data, it's quite interesting. The total amount of currency in circulation has reached 336.92 trillion RMB, with an increase of 27 trillion this year, equivalent to about 48.2 trillion USD. Comparing this to the situation in the United States, their money supply is 22.32 trillion USD.

The problem here is—while the economic size is only 65% of the US, the money issuance has doubled that of the US. From another perspective, relative to the total economic output, our currency issuance has already reached three times that of the US. In this imbalance, the opportunities and risks brought by abundant liquidity are worth careful consideration by market participants.

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rugpull_ptsd

· 01-06 01:19

The issue of excess liquidity... has been obvious for a while. It all depends on who can buy the dip and who gets cut.

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ZKProofster

· 01-06 01:06

so the m2/gdp ratio math checks out but honestly? this is where most ppl miss the actual implementation details. the structural differences between fiat systems make direct comparison kinda meaningless... trustless analysis requires understanding the protocol underneath, not just raw numbers.

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CoffeeOnChain

· 01-05 20:27

Liquidity overflow has long been a warning sign --- Looking at the data here, I really can't hold back; this speed is intense --- Wait, 3 times the relative issuance? How should this be balanced --- Oh my God, it's the old trick of printing money again. When will it end --- Both opportunities and risks are here; it all depends on who can buy the dip and who gets cut --- This has been exposed on the chain for a long time; centralization is just this annoying --- Wow, 27 trillion in new issuance, each year getting more intense --- So, what are the thoughts of those still clinging to fiat currency --- With such abundant liquidity, why does it still feel like money is so tight --- The imbalance has reached this point; should we consider allocating some unrelated assets

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Liquidated_Larry

· 01-03 01:44

Oh my, looking at this data, it's obvious something's going to happen. M2 and GDP are completely disconnected. --- With such abundant liquidity, why does it still feel like there's no money in hand? Where did all the money go? --- The US has only 22 trillion USD. If we double that, are we trying to kill the RMB or what? --- A threefold increase in issuance... how much printing does that require? No wonder assets are skyrocketing. --- Wait, is this talking about opportunities or hinting at danger? I can't understand it. --- Money is abundant, but such imbalance will eventually need adjustment, or it will be a ticking time bomb. --- So should I get in now or run? Can any big shot give some enlightenment? --- Abundant liquidity is just a facade; the underlying hasn't felt it. All flows into assets, right? --- This ratio looks abnormal. No wonder everyone is speculating; there's nowhere to put the money.

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GhostInTheChain

· 01-03 01:39

Wow, this data really can't hold up anymore. What does a 3x level mean? Are they going to flood the market?

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airdrop_huntress

· 01-03 01:39

This data looks a bit crazy, with so much M2 liquidity. No wonder the crypto world is so competitive.

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InscriptionGriller

· 01-03 01:35

Oh my, as soon as this data comes out, you can see why the crypto world is so watered down. The liquidity is pumped to this extent, no wonder there are fund schemes everywhere. Isn't this just the prelude to a death spiral? Issuing coins like printing paper, in the end, whoever catches the last baton will be doomed. The economy's size is less than half of the US, yet they have three times the money. This old trick is well known by veteran players, just waiting for the day it collapses completely. Liquidity is abundant? Ha, as the old saying goes, too much water kills the fish. No matter how big this pond is, it can't hold that much water.

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zkProofInThePudding

· 01-03 01:29

Wow, these numbers are crazy. Liquidity overflow is three times higher. Is the crypto market about to have a good day or is it still a minefield?

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SandwichDetector

· 01-03 01:27

Oh my, these numbers are a bit scary. Is it really okay to put in so much water?

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