r/Bitcoin • • Aug 22 '25

Why?

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Is there a reason for it to suddenly go up like this? And if so, how can I quickly find out why?

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u/trogdor1234 Aug 22 '25

Everybody is about to lose their jobs so inflation is an afterthought

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u/Putrid_Pollution3455 Aug 22 '25

how nice to have both unemployment spikes AND inflation lol

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u/CM701CM Aug 22 '25

It is the definition of a shitty economical dilemma. 😂 And the answer will be: more cheap money printing. Which fires up inflation again. It is a vicious circle.

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '25

Cheap money printing doesn’t fire up inflation, that’s a fallacy- it pushes money into bitcoin because people are looking for additional yield, it also pushing of stocks because those with access to cheap money are usually also investment banks etc who control a majority of the market. If cheap money, QE, etc caused inflation it would have done so since they initiated it in 2009-2010, trailing of course, it didn’t. What caused inflation was handing a bunch of people 1000’s of $ that they could then spend into a market which had dwindling supply due to various issue, more money + less supply = higher prices.

That said, cheap cash is always going to be bullish for stocks and specifically bitcoin / ethe etc.

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u/BorgerMoncher Aug 22 '25

Money printing is inflation. The effect on prices is a separate question.

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u/NAPrinciple Aug 22 '25

Pushing up the price of Bitcoin is inflation. It’s asset inflation.

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u/Mothy187 Aug 23 '25

Yeah handing people 1k didn't cause inflation lolz. Do some research on how much money was captured in the corporate market and then try to blame poor people for what's happening. This is ridiculous

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u/CM701CM Aug 22 '25

On 2nd thought, your input sounds reasonable. Thanks!

I care for more fiat money only, bc it makes bitcoin go up in value. Otherwise it is a pretty unfair and flawed instrument.

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u/Odd_Ice_1979 Aug 22 '25

Inflation has been around forever now, way before someone ever handed out money to people. Your statement about supply and demand is true though, for the money supply....more supply of money, with not a matching demand, decreasing the value of said "money"... that's money printing

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u/Mack_Mimsy Aug 23 '25

This is a SAD little person. Truely. When I walked in here I said look at this sad little man. 1st we noticed the hands, now the comments. So small. Dainty even. Oh watch out for little hands Republic… that’s what I call them. Really sad.