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**Key takeaways** :
 * US Treasury funds saw $19 billion inflows, the highest since March 2023, as the 30-year yield fell 30 basis points.
 * Foreign central banks cut US Treasury holdings to 23%, a 22-year low, as gold reserves hit 18%.
 * Bitcoin soared in 2020 from $9,000 to $60,000 amid similar trends, hinting at a similar outcome in 2025. 
The global financial tides are shifting significantly, and Bitcoin (BTC) price 
could greatly benefit from it. Recent data indicates that US Treasury funds 
saw $19 billion in net inflows last week, exceeding the 2020 pandemic peak of 
$14 billion, with the 4-week moving average rising to $7 billion&#8211;the highest 
since March 2023.
_US Treasurys inflow chart. Source: X.com_
The 30-year US Treasury yield fell by 30 basis points from its April peak, 
indicating a rise in bond prices as investors are willing to accept lower 
returns in exchange for the safety of these bonds. This surge in demand for 
Treasurys as a safe-haven asset boosts market liquidity and stability while 
lowering US borrowing costs.
However, foreign central banks have pivoted, cutting Treasury holdings to 23% 
of US government debt, a 22-year low. This suggests that while private 
investors were possibly driving inflows, foreign central banks are stepping 
back, possibly due to the ongoing tariff dispute with the US.
_Foreign central banks &#8216; gold and treasury holdings. Source: X.com_
At the same time, gold&#8217;s share of global reserves has surged to 18%, a 26-year 
high, up 8% since 2015, with China doubling its gold reserves to 7.1% since 
2023.
This global de-dollarization trend mirrors a pattern that favors Bitcoin. 
During the 2020 pandemic, when US Treasury inflows spiked amid COVID-19 
uncertainty, Bitcoin soared from $9,000 to nearly $60,000 by early 2021, with 
gold&#8217;s share of global reserves rising by 14.5% in 18 months.
The current environment, marked by a stabilizing bond market and a central 
bank&#8217;s gold rush, implies a similar trigger for Bitcoin&#8217;s next bullish move. 
In 2023, when US Treasury yields rose amid recession fears, Bitcoin gained 47% 
in a month while the Nasdaq dropped 8.7%. With yields easing and central banks 
signaling a lack of faith in the US dollar, Bitcoin&#8217;s appeal as a global store 
of value improves.
However, Bitcoin&#8217;s bullish narrative could falter if global markets enter a 
recession in 2025. This is due to investors&#8217; decision to prioritize liquidity 
and traditional safe-haven assets like cash or US Treasurys during economic 
downturns, as noted last week, over speculative assets like Bitcoin.
_**Related: Bitcoin upside could stop at $100K despite $3B in ETF inflows**_
## Google searches for &#8220;Bitcoin&#8221; at long-term lows, says Bitwise CEO
Anonymous global markets researcher Capital Flows noted that macroeconomic 
liquidity and positioning factors drive Bitcoin&#8217;s bullish price trajectory. 
The analyst highlighted BTC&#8217;s impulse strength in a directional probability 
skew chart, suggesting that it is poised for an upward movement.
_Total macroeconomic positioning in Bitcoin. Source: X.com_
This aligned with Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley&#8217;s observation that Google 
searches for &#8220;Bitcoin&#8221; are near long-term lows, suggesting the rally is fueled 
by institutions, advisers, corporations, and nations rather than retail 
investors.
The lack of retail-driven search interest contrasts with historical trends 
where Bitcoin search volume strongly correlated with its price in the previous 
cycle (r=91%, per SEMrush data), indicating a shift in market dynamics where 
institutional adoption is fueling demand.
_**Related: Bitcoin &#8216;power law&#8217; model forecasts $200K BTC price in 2025**_
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