Just came across some crazy data: U.S. M2 money supply in February increased by 4.8% year-over-year, hitting a new high of $22.6 trillion, and it’s been rising for 24 straight months now. The current money supply is about $700 billion more than the peak in March 2022. Since the pandemic started, M2 has increased by a total of $7.1 trillion, which averages out to about $1.2 trillion per year. Looking at the long term, since 2000, the money supply has been growing at an annual rate of roughly 6.2%. To put it simply, the purchasing power of the dollar is definitely shrinking faster and faster. Just came across some crazy data: U.S. M2 money supply in February increased by 4.8% year-over-year, hitting a new high of $22.6 trillion, and it’s been rising for 24 straight months now. The current money supply is about $700 billion more than the peak in March 2022. Since the pandemic started, M2 has increased by a total of $7.1 trillion, which averages out to about $1.2 trillion per year. Looking at the long term, since 2000, the money supply has been growing at an annual rate of roughly 6.2%. To put it simply, the purchasing power of the dollar is definitely shrinking faster and faster. Nasdaq BTC SP500