The BTC trend is very stable and strong, making it difficult to have a significant pullback. A drop of within 5% is already sufficient. The ETF has seen net inflows for ten consecutive days, which is also one of the reasons why BTC is unlikely to experience a significant decline.
At the same time, the BTC on the exchange is decreasing, having reached 2.15 million coins, hitting a historical low and continuing to decline. A quantitative change will lead to a qualitative change; once a certain threshold is reached, the Bitcoin shortage will emerge.
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The BTC trend is very stable and strong, making it difficult to have a significant pullback. A drop of within 5% is already sufficient. The ETF has seen net inflows for ten consecutive days, which is also one of the reasons why BTC is unlikely to experience a significant decline.
At the same time, the BTC on the exchange is decreasing, having reached 2.15 million coins, hitting a historical low and continuing to decline. A quantitative change will lead to a qualitative change; once a certain threshold is reached, the Bitcoin shortage will emerge.