Corporate executives are offloading their stock shares at record rates, with a seller-to-buyer ratio hitting an unprecedented 6:1, according to Financial Times data. This surge in stock sales coincides with Bitcoin's remarkable achievement of surpassing $100,000 on December 6. Despite the sell-off in traditional stocks, Bitcoin's year-to-date returns have soared over 127%, outpacing most traditional assets like gold and the S&P 500. Analysts suggest that favorable macroeconomic conditions could push Bitcoin to $160,000 by 2025, though potential corrections might occur. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs have seen significant inflows, boosting momentum.