Bitcoin's supply schedule means that fewer and fewer coins are mined over time, which, in the long run, generates scarcity that biases prices to the upside. Scarcity does not guarantee higher prices next week. But it does tighten the spigot over a multiyear time frame.

Bitcoin is a terrible day trade and an excellent 20-year hold for a specific slice of your net worth. It may drift lower as the early adopters finish their silent IPO. It may frustrate you before it rewards you. But if you believe bitcoin survives and matures, your job is not to guess the next $10,000 move.

Standard Chartered’s Geoffrey Kendrick says bitcoin’s steep decline is part of a recurring pattern, with a rebound into year-end in his base case.

Historic Bitcoin holders are exiting in 2025. Experts say it’s more than profit-taking—it’s a test of conviction.

If liquidity improves as forecast, ARK expects continued accumulation by ETFs and corporations to outweigh early-adopter selling pressure. That trend could sustain the current bull cycle into 2026, with institutional adoption acting as a buffer against profit-taking by long-term holders.

A fast reset in downside odds mirrors QCP’s warning of flat-footed pro desks, with Glassnode highlighting oversold momentum and moderating ETF outflows.

El Salvador just spent $100 million on over 1000 bitcoin as the country presses ahead with its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy.