Bitcoin just crossed the line of no return. And what you're watching right now isn't a normal market

anymore. Something just flipped. And once you see it, you can't unsee it. And the people who understand

this first won't be waiting for a dip. They'll be buying whatever's left. Let me show you.

Samson Mao just said the four-year cycle is dead. Not slowing down, not changing, dead. Bitcoin is now heading towards one million dollars per coin. This isn't just opinion. Michael Saylor said the same thing. Bitcoin has won. The four-year cycle is dead. Price is now driven by capital flows. Let sink in because what just changed in bitcoin is in

hype it's structure right now and the amount a bitcoin on the exchanges just hit an all-time low down

another 62,242 btc in the last nine weeks so what happens next when capital flows accelerate

and the supply available to sell is already disappearing,

I'm glad you asked, let me show you. April continued the outflows and March saw an even larger

drain. This is a pattern and it tells you one thing. The people buying Bitcoin right now are not

planning to sell it. This is long-term capital. Sticky capital. That sticky,

icky, permanent capital, that changes how price moves. Because Bitcoin doesn't need everyone

to buy. It only needs a small percentage of capital to move. Let's zoom out. The global credit

market is over $300 trillion. That's not a typo. $300 trillion. At the same time, Bitcoin is plugging directly into it

through ETFs, through corporate treasuries, structured products, and through lending and collateralization.

Even a 1% shift, just 1% is $3 trillion flowing into Bitcoin. And here's the problem. There isn't

even $3 trillion where of Bitcoin available, period.

Not even close.

Supply isn't just fixed.

It's disappearing.

El Salvador is still buying, smash buying a biddy a day.

Tether stack in billions of Bitcoin from profits.

They have close to 98,000 bits coin on the balance sheet.

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