Bitcoin is down nearly 5.5% this week, forcing crypto bros to climb off their high horse and face the reality that a 2021-style bump might not be around the corner just yet.

That said, Strategy boss Michael Saylor, whose company is the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin , recently shared his outlook on CNBC’s Closing Bell: Overtime . Saylor highlighted the accelerating pace at which Bitcoin is being scooped up by exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and public companies compared to the rate at which it’s being mined.

Miners generate roughly 900 Bitcoin per day , while ETFs and businesses combined are gobbling up 3,185 Bitcoin daily on average in 2025 .

This growing supply-demand gap is set to trigger a supply squeeze that could have a very positive – and potentially explosive – effect

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