>tfw ETF demand already 2x monthly issuance
>halving in 2028 cuts supply in HALF again
>no one is ready for what happens when TradFi tries to buy 4x more BTC than exists
>450 BTC/day -> 225 BTC/day
>BlackRock alone will eat the float by breakfast
>mfw normies still think $118k is expensive
you had 15 years and you're still fucking early

>>60622853 (OP)
>you had 15 years and you're still fucking early
No one here is early, you were late if you got in after 2014 and everything else is cope. Bitshit is just like gold- normalfags are never going to mass invest in gold, but it still goes up with inflation. That's it.

>>60622853 (OP)
>normies
Don't post again, reddit.

>>60622853 (OP)
>ETF demand already 2x monthly issuance
More than that, at least until today. 450 BTC/day at $110,000 (Thursday's price) is about $50,000,000. According to https://farside.co.uk/btc/ the average daily inflow is $139,600,000 or 2.8X.

And you're missing the "Bitcoin treasuries" companies, which are buying more BTC than the ETFs. So around 6X or more.

>>60623282
I honestly think that bitcoin has another 100x in it
$10M by 2035, unless there is some black swan quantum development

>>60622882
bitcoin is better than gold and 1/10 the marketcap. WAGMI

>cuts supply in half
Okay, this is moron top signal I've been waiting for.

>>60622882
Dull. @$1m BTC only needs $164bn in annual inflows to offset current subsidy. To put BTC into perspective: $270bn of gold is mined every year, gold market needs $270bn (~$250bn sans all functional demand) in net inflows every year just to tread water. Bitcoin subsidy halves every 4yrs, so net nominal inflows necessary to support a given price also half every 4yrs.