Bitcoin has been trading between $108,000 and $110,000 recently despite some volatility in January and April.
Analyst Kyle Chassé suggests that Bitcoin's price follows global M2 money supply with a 90-day lag, indicating a potential rise to $400,000 if M2 keeps rising.
Chassé's projection of Bitcoin reaching $400,000 is based on the idea that Bitcoin is 'coded' to follow the growth of the global M2 money supply.
While money supply is a significant factor in Bitcoin's price movements, other factors like real interest rates, policy changes, and on-chain signals can also impact its value.