Markets and gold are experiencing record highs after interest rate cuts from the FED.
Interest rates are being cut by China, and everything is going in huge additional liquidity.
This should greatly boost an already historically favorable Q4 for Bitcoin.
However, Bitcoin's growth momentum is not as steaming as it should be for several reasons.
Bitcoin has not reached its all-time high as the S&P 500 indexes after the US FED decision.
The correlation between the US dollar index and Bitcoin's price is strong during dollar declines.
Bitcoin's volatile nature and undervaluation models show volatility is contingent on institutional investors adopting the cryptocurrency market-wide.
Although retail investors remain slow relative to institutional investors, the cryptocurrency market could potentially be heavily influenced by institutional investors, and thus, following the crowd can be risky.
Finally, additional liquidity and stimulus by China and the US may take longer to be felt in the cryptocurrency market, with risk markets like stocks and cryptocurrencies requiring time to grow.
We need a more comprehensive assessment of factors that will contribute to the crypto market, such as additional liquidity and institutional adoption.