The image shows a clear relationship between Bitcoin reserves on exchanges (Exchange Reserve) and Bitcoin price in US dollars (Price USD) over the past few years. We notice that Bitcoin reserves on exchanges (blue line) are gradually trending downward, having decreased from levels of over 3.3 million Bitcoin at the beginning of the period to around 2.6 million Bitcoin currently. In contrast, Bitcoin price (white line) is moving in a noticeable upward trend, having risen from levels below $20,000 to around $99.5,000, a new record high. This trend reflects the current market dynamics, indicating an intention to hold Bitcoin for the long term rather than offering it for sale. The continued decline in reserves also shows a shrinking supply available for trading, which could lead to increased price volatility if demand continues to grow or remains stable. On the other hand, the sharp rise in price highlights the strong demand for Bitcoin as a major investment asset, with both institutional and individual interest. The inverse relationship indicates that the market is heading towards a pattern of decreasing supply and increasing demand, which increases the likelihood of continued price increases. However, this decrease in reserves may also lead to increased volatility in the market, as the volume of Bitcoin available for sale becomes smaller, making the market more sensitive to any events.