As the balance of BTC on exchanges and OTC desks continues to decline, more and more people are asking: is a supply crunch imminent? How high could Bitcoin go if it happens? What comes after that?
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Coin Bureau22 May 2025, 14:00 UTC
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The video analyzes the potential for a Bitcoin supply crunch, drawing parallels to the silver market squeeze in the 1980s. It mentions that Bitcoin's supply on exchanges is declining while demand is increasing, potentially leading to a parabolic price surge to around $200,000, a level similar to previous market conditions. The analysis points to ETFs, countries, public and private companies as well as Bitcoin miners collectively holding over 15% of Bitcoin's total supply. However, due to the presence of wrapped BTC and BTC used as collateral a sudden deleveraging may invalidate the bullish predicted trend. An invalidation price for BTCUSDT is inferred at $60000 for the bullish trend.
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