The biggest Bitcoin mistake people make is thinking access stays open forever. It really doesn't.

Scarce assets don't wait for late conviction. And by the time people feel comfortable,

they're already priced out. Check this out. Ten million dollar Bitcoin begins right here.

When ordinary people realize there's no way in, not emotionally, mathematically.

Strategy alone now controls 4% of all the Bitcoin that will ever exist. One company. Let that sink in.

One company. Black Rock just increased its strategy exposure to roughly $3 billion. America's second

largest bank, Bank of America, just increased its Bitcoin bet.

The new Bitcoin Treasury companies are launching weekly, which we cover here in the pod.

Tether just swallowed soft banks' entire stake in 21 Capital.

Wall Street advisors just got the green light.

It's game time.

And now the Federal Reserve says 10% of

Americans already own Bitcoin or crypto, the highest level since 2022. And this is where people

get blindsided because most people think mass adoption happens first and then the price follows

later. But that's actually backwards. Price moves first and then the crowd

notices because Bitcoin does not require everyone buying. It only takes enough demand slamming

into a shrinking supply. That's it. Simple math. Most people still think Bitcoin will be there

when they're ready. After the next dip, after a little more research, after the next paycheck,

after their spouse gets comfortable, after CNBC gives permission. That's how ordinary people get

priced out forever. Because Bitcoin is not infinitely available. It's not Apple stock, and it sure

as hell is not dollars. It's not something the central banks can create out of thin air. It's not Apple stock, and it sure as hell is not dollars. It's not something the

central banks can create out of thin air. It's fixed forever. And the available supply right now

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