Bitcoin just broke. No, not the price, the supply. Because right now, there isn't enough Bitcoin

to meet demand. So here's what just happened. As you can see, the system is being pushed

past its limit. Demand now outpacing supply by a multiple, not slightly, violently. And it's

happening right now. Let me show you. Michael Saylor

just triggered a Bitcoin supply shock. The market cannot absorb it. Let's translate that. Not

$100,000, not even $1 million. We're talking $10 million per Bitcoin. Here's what just broke.

In the last 10 days, U.S. Bitcoin ETFs bought 24,197 BTC. That's more

than five times the total Bitcoin mine globally in the same period. Let that sink in. One segment of

the market is absorbing supply faster than the entire network can produce it. And that's just the

ETFs. They're not price sensitive. It's not

slowing down. Bitcoin ETS pulled in over 823 million and net inflows this week alone. Every

single day there were inflows. That's persistent demand, not traders, allocators, relentless.

Now layer in everything else. Strategies is added over 53,000 Bitcoin

in three weeks. At this pace, they're on track to absorb 100,000 Bitcoin every six weeks. They

have already bought 140,000 Bitcoin in four months and accelerating fast. Jack Mallors, and

shout out to all my Bitcoin ballers, just laid out the

next phase. $58 billion. That's how much capital his firm 21 is preparing to move into Bitcoin.

With one goal, become the largest holder, and that's just one player. Black Rock continues to buy.

Black Rock isn't trading, it's accumulating at scale. Billions are

flowing in weekly, and new players are stepping in. A sovereign just got a live demonstration of

Bitcoin payments, and they're preparing for a $350 million allocation. Meanwhile, a $6 trillion

Wall Street giant is working to enable 24-7 Bitcoin buying.

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