-Remember $100 bottles of Prime Hydration in 2022?
-Or those $10 toilet paper rolls in 2020? 🧻
-What about $20 Pokémon Jungle Booster Packs back in 2000? 🃏

What do these all have in common? Supply constraints = inflated prices

And guess what? Bitcoin is heading down a similar path... Here’s what’s brewing:

1️⃣ $BTC balance on exchanges is at a 12-month low – fewer coins available for buying.

2️⃣ Long-term holders who sold during the March top are quietly reaccumulating.

3️⃣ Miners are hoarding $BTC for the first time in a year – yep, even the miners are stacking sats.

All this means people have been buying and holding $BTC, while the available supply on exchanges has been shrinking... 📉

Increased demand + decreased supply = price go up 💥 (That’s how the math works, right?)

But wait – why is Bitcoin still hovering around the low $60Ks? 🤔

Well, this accumulation has been happening over time, with sellers still outpacing buyers, keeping the price in check.
Smart money has been sneakily buying $BTC in small chunks over time, ensuring they grab up lots of Bitcoin without triggering a price pump. 🧠

But here’s the twist: those weak hands are drying up, and so is the sell pressure. Combine that with a massive $15B+ of short liquidations sitting just above the current price, and if/when Bitcoin hits ~$75K, short sellers will be forced to buy back $15B+ worth of BTC to cover their loans on Binance alone. 🔥

Oh, and let’s not forget yesterday’s rate cut announcement, pushing fresh cash into the market.

All signs point to one thing: Bitcoin could be headed for a classic supply squeeze price pump.
Think COVID-era toilet paper panic, but this time, it’s Bitcoin. 💪