Bitcoin’s Exchange Supply Crashes to 7-Year Low: HODLers Trigger a Mega Bull Run

Bitcoin’s supply on centralized exchanges has plummeted to a seven-year low of 2.4 million BTC, down from 3.4 million in 2022, signaling a massive supply squeeze. This scarcity, unseen since 2018, shows investors are moving BTC to cold storage, slashing liquidity and setting the stage for a potential price explosion. With #BTC trading above $117,500, eyeing $119K resistance, history suggests a 50%+ surge could follow.

Institutional giants like MicroStrategy and BlackRock’s spot ETFs are gobbling up #Bitcoin, with public firms holding 425,000 #BTC this year. Retail whales are also HODLing, wary of exchange sell-offs amid clearer regulations and Fed rate cuts. Outflows dwarf inflows, with the whale ratio below 0.3, empowering smaller holders.

This supply crunch screams confidence. With ETF demand and pro-crypto policies like Trump’s in play, BTC could rocket to $129K–$135K Fibonacci levels. September’s bearish curse? Smashed for the third year. Bitcoin’s 21M cap meets relentless accumulation—scarcity is king. Stack sats now; the bull stampede is coming.#USBitcoinReserveDiscussion #AltcoinSeasonComing? $BTC #bitcoin