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 Bitcoin ETF netflow is 4x daily issuance! At this rate, a supply crunch is inevitable.

When? Only time will tell, but the squeeze is coming!

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Chovado

Mining Supply Decreases, ETF buying and BTC adoption increases. Number go up!!

Scott

What makes you think the ETF's wouldn't just increase the outflows to stabilize the price? That way, they can keep playing their sadistic games forever.

murrayp4

Wen suply crunch??

kg225

Until etf gets what they want ( number of btc or % of btc) They will put the cap on btc. I think

DigitalRengade

Guess the good news is there's a lot of long positions being started at this price. Seems to be working is way back up. Wonder where fear and greed is right now as well as other indicators

David

How can they put a cap on if customers and institutions are buying?

David

There was a fascinating chart presented by intotheblock on X. Showed whale inflows to exchanges. Has ramped up this week.

Roy Jones

I got my Captain Crunch cereal ready for crunch time.😋

Marc VanBasten

With 94% already minted, does mining affect supply that much anymore?

The Bull

I dunno about this anymore. These ETF's have a way of skirting supply and demand it seems on the OTC desk. Wish we could get more transparency

shaggybrown

I was just thinking the exact same thing. The issuance of 450 BTC to miners, let alone the impact from any individual miner doesn’t seem relevant any longer. I’d be curious to know how gold mining impacts gold trading to see if there are any useful patterns to be uncovered. We all know BTC mining is a cut throat business - is it really sustainable without massive amounts of consolidation within the industry? What happens when the amount mined is such an insignificant amount of the market that price and hash rate lose their correlation ?

ERic Hua

What is going to happen when people start using margin to buy the ETFs (in the bear market), and when options start coming in. Can you discuss what this means to Bitcoin? Are we then just trading paper bitcoin by offering options?