Bitcoin Could Surge 40% Following Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” Spending Bill: Analysts
Analysts and traders are anticipating significant gains in Bitcoin’s price if US President Trump signs his “Big Beautiful Bill,” according to recent market sentiment.
Key Points
- Bitcoin gained 38% when US President Trump signed a major COVID-19 spending bill in late 2020.
- If the historical pattern repeats, Trump’s current spending bill could push BTC prices to $150,000 once signed into law.
- Global liquidity trends support Bitcoin’s price upside, with M2 money supply reaching a record high.
Historical Precedent Strengthens Market Confidence
Bitcoin has historically reacted favorably to substantial US government borrowing. Trading resource The Kobeissi Letter recently highlighted concerns about the dramatic increase in US national debt, forecasting it could reach $40 trillion by 2025.
“At the start of 2020, total US debt stood at $23.2 trillion. This would mark a near $17 TRILLION increase in 6 years. Never in history has the US borrowed even remotely near the levels we are borrowing now. This is a crisis.”
The comparison to President Trump’s COVID-19 emergency spending bill in late 2020 is particularly notable, as Bitcoin subsequently gained approximately 38% in weeks following the legislation.
Global Liquidity Trends Fuel Bullish Outlook
Market participants point to expanding global M2 money supply as another bullish catalyst for Bitcoin. Analysis suggests that Bitcoin price movements have historically correlated with M2 trends.
“Unpopular BTC opinion: Global M2 will continue to climb after Bitcoin has peaked in its Bull Market,” noted market commentator Rekt Capital.
Evidence shows the global M2 money supply recently surpassed $55.4 trillion, indicating continued monetary expansion that historically has supported bullish crypto markets.
While liquidity trends and large-scale government spending provide catalyst potential, analysts caution that Bitcoin may hit new all-time highs before broader market corrections occur.
