Analysis: The continuous growth of global money supply could potentially become a catalyst for the rise of BTC

Over the past 14 years, Bitcoin has been declared "dead" 415 times, with the first instance dating back to October 2010 when BTC was trading at only $0.11. According to data analysis from Bitcoindeaths, looking at the historical returns of Bitcoin, if you invested $100 each time Bitcoin was declared dead, the current total return value would exceed $101 million.

Industry analysis suggests that with the continuous growth of global money supply expected to increase by more than $200 trillion by January 2026, this could attract an additional investment value of $2 trillion into Bitcoin and may become a catalyst for BTC's rise.