HIVE’s Frank Holmes says money printing will make Bitcoin ‘more valuable’

Core Insights - The macro environment for Bitcoin is improving in 2025, despite ongoing market struggles for the asset [1] - Consumer interest in digital assets is increasing, with regulatory clarity advancing in Washington [1] - A survey indicates that one in four Americans plan to use cryptocurrency for holiday gifts, yet Bitcoin's price remains under pressure [2] Economic Context - Global debt has reached three times the global GDP, amounting to 340 trillion dollars, which is expected to increase due to ongoing money printing [3] - The reliance on modern monetary theory (MMT) is contributing to the perception of Bitcoin as a valuable asset [3] Gold and Stablecoins - Central banks have historically favored gold over Bitcoin, continuing to accumulate gold while largely avoiding cryptocurrencies [4] - The shift away from dollar-denominated trade by major global powers, particularly through initiatives like China's support for BRICS nations, is noteworthy [4] - Tether stablecoin is a significant player in the market, owning more government securities than Germany, and is facilitating the adoption of Bitcoin in various regions [5] Demand Dynamics - A widening financial divide is evident, with individuals in emerging markets selling U.S. securities while others seek exposure to dollars and stablecoins due to government mistrust [6]