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Bitcoin just crossed $100,000, and you’re probably thinking: “I missed it.” And you wouldn’t be alone. Most people feel that way. They heard about it at $1,000… were told it was a scam at $10,000… waited for a dip at $30,000… and now that it’s in six figures, they’ve mentally shut the door.

It’s human nature to think if you weren’t early, you’re too late. But that’s not how this works—not with Bitcoin. In fact, this might be the best risk-adjusted time in its history to buy. That sounds counterintuitive, but the data backs it up.

Let’s talk supply and demand.

Since the April halving, Bitcoin’s issuance has dropped to just 3.125 BTC every 10 minutes—about 450 new coins a day, or just over 3,100 per week. Meanwhile, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs are buying more than 30,000 BTC weekly—ten times what’s being mined. And that’s just public data.

It doesn’t count over-the-counter purchases from sovereign funds, corporate treasuries, family offices, or wealthy individuals quietly accumulating.

So where’s the Bitcoin coming from? Long-time holders—early adopters who’ve held for a decade or more and only sell at much higher prices. This isn’t hype-driven retail mania. It’s a slow, strategic transfer of supply from the original believers to institutions. And here’s the key: institutions don’t trade. They hold—for years, even indefinitely.

You’re watching Bitcoin being monetized in real time.
It’s not speculation anymore. BlackRock’s IBIT manages over $20 billion. Fidelity’s FBTC is acquiring thousands of coins weekly. El Salvador and Bhutan are buying.

Even the U.S. government holds 210,000 BTC—and unlike the past, they’re not auctioning it off. They’re holding. The price isn’t rising due to FOMO—it’s rising because it takes higher and higher prices to pry coins from hands that aren’t selling.

Those coins are vanishing into cold storage, long-term trusts, and sovereign wallets. That’s what a supply shock looks like when buyers have deep pockets and decade-long horizons.

But the biggest shift in Bitcoin isn’t the price—it’s the risk profile.
Five years ago, it was still speculative. Custody was clunky. Regulation unclear. Access limited. Today, institutions can buy through BlackRock. Fidelity and Coinbase offer secure custody. Compliance frameworks are established.

Volatility still exists—but existential risk? That’s mostly gone. Bitcoin isn’t a “maybe.” It’s a “when.” And that’s why the opportunity still exists—not because people fear losing money, but because they still don’t believe they’re this early to something this big.

You didn’t miss the train. You missed the garage-band phase.

Now you’re watching Bitcoin step onto the global stage—surrounded by the world’s largest asset managers, all scrambling to buy up a fixed supply. Demand is relentless. Supply is locked. Price equilibrium is rising. I believe we could see a 10X in the next five years.

And if you feel behind, there are ways to amplify your exposure—like Bitcoin treasury companies.

MicroStrategy now holds over 214,000 BTC and functions like a leveraged Bitcoin stock. It’s outperformed BTC in past cycles. Japan’s Metaplanet is following the same model but with a much smaller market cap.

These companies are built to move fast when Bitcoin runs—and offer a way to make up for lost time if you feel late to the game.

This isn’t investment advice—but you do need to understand what’s happening. You’re not too late. You’re at the start of Bitcoin’s next chapter—where it transitions from fringe asset to permanent fixture in the global financial system.

While the world debates the price, the smart money is accumulating.
No, you didn’t buy at $1,000. But that doesn’t mean it’s over. It might just mean you’re finally seeing clearly—right before the rest of the world wakes up. Or before the pensions pile in.

Back in 2017, I started talking about Bitcoin—many of you who listened made millions. I’m sounding the alarm again, hoping you’ll at least consider giving yourself a shot at what may be the greatest wealth transfer of our time.

That starts by understanding what this technology is, how it works, and what’s really happening beneath the surface.

This week on Wealth Formula Podcast, I talk to someone on the frontlines of Bitcoin and the rise of treasury companies. Whether you invest or not, this is essential knowledge—because like it or not, Bitcoin is here to stay.