🚨 The global money map: How much really exists? 🚨

Have you ever wondered how much monetary wealth exists in the world? The answer is fascinating and revealing, especially when we analyze how this wealth is distributed among the major global economies. The United States clearly dominates the global financial landscape, controlling almost half of the existing money - a key point to understand why Bitcoin still has enormous growth potential.

Global distribution of the money supply

💶 M0 (Circulating physical money)

• Physically printed bills and coins: approximately 9 trillion $

💵 Broader monetary aggregates:

1️⃣ M1 (Cash + demand deposits): around 100 trillion $

2️⃣ M2/M3 (Includes large deposits and funds): around 150 trillion $

Concentration of Global Monetary Power

The distribution of global money is extremely unequal:

• 🇺🇸 United States: nearly 62 trillion $ (41% of the world's total)
• 🇨🇳 China: approximately 16 trillion $ (10.7% of the total)
• 🇯🇵 Japan: around 6.5 trillion $ (4.3% of the total)

Perspective for the crypto market

✅ The complete picture

Global financial assets (including stocks, bonds, and derivatives) exceed 1 quintillion $, although this represents theoretical valuations and not real money. The effective global money supply (considering cash and deposits) is approximately 150 trillion $.

This concentration of wealth clearly explains the dynamics of global economic power. For cryptocurrency investors, this data reveals the immense growth potential that the Bitcoin market still has, which represents only a fraction of the existing global money.

The next time someone questions whether there is enough money for Bitcoin to keep growing, these numbers provide a clear answer: the potential is enormous when considering the magnitude of the global financial system.