Bitcoin ETFs Are Guzzling BTC – What Happens When Supply Runs Dry?

If institutions are buying hundreds of thousands of BTC before retail returns, what does that say about where we are in the cycle? With a capped supply and increasing demand, the window for accumulation may be closing. Are you preparing for the future—or waiting while others quietly secure it?
 
I’m still pretty new to crypto, but seeing big names like BlackRock and Fidelity buying so much BTC definitely caught my attention. If there’s a limited supply and demand is rising, it feels like a no-brainer to start small with DCA. Waiting too long might mean missing the bigger wave.
 
Andrew said:
BlackRock, Fidelity, and others have scooped up over 300k BTC since launch. That’s not a typo.

And remember… there will only ever be 21 million.

Retail isn’t even back yet. So what happens when they do?

This ETF narrative is bigger than people realize. Less supply, more demand — we know how this story ends.

Are you still DCAing… or waiting for the next dip?
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Still DCAing like clockwork—because when BlackRock's hoarding sats, waiting for a dip feels like hoping sharks go vegan.
 
Belin said:
Absolutely spot on. The accumulation by giants like BlackRock and Fidelity is a clear signal institutions are locking in supply before the real retail wave hits.


Emerging markets haven't even begun to show their full potential in this cycle. Once capital starts flowing from those regions, and retail reawakens globally, we could see an entirely new level of demand I'm still DCAing the long-term fundamentals have never looked stronger. Waiting for a dip might mean missing the rocket.
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You’re right—institutions like BlackRock and Fidelity are clearly positioning themselves ahead of the next retail wave. Emerging markets still hold significant untapped potential, and once capital flows from these regions, demand could surge. DCAing during this phase makes sense, as waiting for a dip might cause you to miss out on the potential upswing. The long-term fundamentals do look solid, and the momentum seems to be building.
 
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