Supply is vanishing from the Bitcoin market and the people closest to it are sounding the alarm.

Because once enough Bitcoin gets locked away, the market stops functioning normally.

That's when the repricing begins, and that's exactly where this is headed.

Check this out.

The four-year cycle is dead.

And now the people closest to Bitcoin are starting to say it publicly. For example,

CZ, founder of Benance, just said he believes 2026 will break the four-year cycle completely and

trigger a Bitcoin super cycle. Not $200,000 Bitcoin, not even a million. Michael Saylor now predicts

$20 million Bitcoin over the next 20 years.

Let that sink in. The largest corporate holder of Bitcoin on Earth is openly preparing for a world

where Bitcoin reprises 200x, which is 20,000% gains. And at the same exact time, exchange supply

continues disappearing fast.

And that's the part most people still don't understand. A super cycle doesn't mean Bitcoin

goes up forever. It means the market structure changes completely because the old cycle model

was built around one assumption that eventually the people will sell. But what happens when they

stop selling? What happens when Bitcoin moves into the hands of the corporate treasuries,

sovereign wealth, ETFs pension funds and long term conviction holders that aren't looking

to trade at back? That's the shift which is happening right now. And the math behind it is starting

to get aggressive. Only 450 Bitcoin

mine per day, 3.125 per block, TikTok for the entire planet. That's it. Meanwhile,

strategy alone is attempting to acquire Bitcoin faster than the miners can produce it,

which is precisely what they're doing. And at the same time, ETFs continue absorbing the

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