I was just looking at this and honestly it’s hard not to pause for a second….🤔
Michael Saylor’s Strategy reportedly bought around $255 million worth of Bitcoin last week, and the average price was close to $77,906. That number alone is big, but what really caught my attention is the scale comparison.
In the same 7 days, roughly 3,150 $BTC were mined globally. And Strategy alone is said to have accumulated over 3,273 BTC in that exact window..🔥 So basically, one company is absorbing more Bitcoin than what the entire network is producing in a week. When you stretch that further, Strategy now holds around 818,334 BTC, which is about 3.8% of the total supply. That’s not a small position anymore - it starts to feel like a structural layer in the market itself rather than just an investor holding assets.
And I keep thinking… what happens when demand like this consistently runs ahead of issuance? It doesn’t immediately change price in a straight line, but it does quietly reshape liquidity over time.
It’s one of those situations where the numbers are simple, but the implications feel anything but simple...👍
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