Bitcoin supply model just snapped, and most people won't understand it until they're priced out.

Because once institutional capital starts colliding with a fixed supply, the market stops behaving

rationally and reprises violently.

Listen to this.

CZ turned 900,000 into 121 million with Bitcoin. Let that sink in. 900,000 to 121 mil. That's a 134x move.

And somehow, most people still think Bitcoin is too expensive. Meanwhile, $12 trillion Charles Schwab just

opened Bitcoin trading today to 40 million customers. And Michael Saylor,

strategy raised enough capital this week to acquire 5,525 Bitcoin. That's 12 times more than the miners

created this week. This is no longer a speculative trade. Think about it. This is a global acquisition event because here's what

happens next. One buyer proves the model, then capital starts copying it. Saudi government

link capital just increased exposure. Norway's largest pension fund increased exposure as well.

Metaplanet's already proving Bitcoin Treasury strategy can become a business model.

They have over 40,000 Bitcoin, by the way. This is how supply shocks spread. Not all at once,

then suddenly all at once. Because once capital realizes Bitcoin is scarce, weighting becomes

dangerous. They all see the same thing, scarcity, because Bitcoin isn't a stock.

It doesn't just issue more shares and it doesn't dilute supply. It doesn't create inventory

because demand just increased. Fixed means fixed. 21 million. And even that number is fiction.

Millions are gone forever. Lost wallets, burn keys, Satoshi's 1.1 million

untouched coins, long-term holders who haven't sold in years, which means the actual liquid

Bitcoin, a tiny fraction. Now introduce Schwab, 40 million new clients. Even if a microscopic

percentage decides to allocate, where does the supply

come from? That's the math. People keep ignoring because everyone imagines they'll just buy Bitcoin

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