In 2026, rising government debt and higher bond yields are tightening global liquidity, causing short-term Bitcoin selling and ETF outflows. The U.S. debt exceeds $39 trillion, and increasing AI infrastructure spending adds inflation pressure, making government borrowing more costly. Despite short-term volatility, some analysts believe this financial stress could lead to central banks injecting liquidity, potentially triggering a long-term Bitcoin supercycle. Investors are advised to stay patient and accumulate Bitcoin during market dips as conditions may soon favor a significant upward cycle.
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