Bitcoin Reaches 1.7% of Global Money Supply, Driven by Fed Rate Cut Signals

Bitcoin’s market cap recently surged to 1.7% of the global money supply, fueled by signals of potential Fed rate cuts at the Jackson Hole summit in August 2025. This growth is driven by Bitcoin’s perceived stability and increasing institutional interest as a hedge against economic volatility. Bitcoin’s market dominance has amplified after Chair Jerome Powell hinted at a possible rate cut during the Jackson Hole conference, signaling a shift towards more favorable monetary policy. The impact of this change is being observed in rising cryptocurrency prices, prompting increased investor activity.