#BTCDormantSupplyRecord

BTC holding above $63,500 while the market focuses on drying volume and record dormant supply is not a clean breakout signal. I read it as constrained liquidity meeting reluctant sellers, which can support price but leaves momentum fragile. ETH is modestly outperforming BTC and SOL over 24 hours, yet the broader macro backdrop remains unsettled as weak consumption and a divided Fed compete with the AI earnings narrative. My bias is cautious: preserve exposure, but do not mistake low-volatility resilience for confirmed risk appetite. Just my read, not advice.

👍 Soon, even millionaires won’t be able to afford 1 $BTC No market review today—the situation remains the same as yesterday. So, let’s do a little math. As of today, 20.07 million BTC have been mined—95.6% of the total supply. Only 4.4% remains, which will be mined by the year 2140. But the actual amount of BTC in circulation is even smaller: 16.7% of coins are considered lost forever, and 5.2% are in Satoshi’s wallets—meaning ~22% of the supply can effectively be ruled out. In reality

$BTC SUPPLY ALERT: THE SCARCITY TRADE MAY BE CHANGING Bitcoin’s exchange-reserve trend just flashed a signal traders should not ignore. For the first time in a meaningful way, $BTC exchange reserves have moved back above the 200D SMA, challenging the two-year downtrend that previously reflected persistent supply leaving exchanges. That matters because coins sitting on exchanges are generally more liquid and easier to sell. #WeakConsumptionFedSplit #SP500EarningsGap #BTCETFsVsLeverage

INSIGHT: CryptoQuant analyst, Darkfost, says 3.56M $BTC is now considered lost, an all-time high representing 17.7% of circulating supply.

BITCOIN SUPPLY TREND JUST FLASHED A WARNING $BTC exchange reserves have broken above the 200D SMA for the first time in a meaningful way, challenging the 2-year downtrend. More BTC is becoming liquid again, A potential shift from supply scarcity toward distribution. If reserves stay above the 200D SMA + whale inflows rise → bearish pressure could accelerate.

Around 3.56M $BTC hasn’t moved in more than 10 years roughly 17.7% of circulating supply. That doesn’t necessarily mean every coin is permanently lost, but it shows how much Bitcoin remains effectively inactive. A huge chunk of supply simply isn’t moving.

🔥 THE BITCOIN SCARCITY TRADE MAY BE LOSING ITS EDGE. Something just changed in the $BTC supply picture that traders shouldn’t ignore. For the first time in a meaningful way, Bitcoin’s exchange reserves have moved back above the 200D SMA, challenging the two-year trend of coins steadily leaving exchanges. Why does that matter? Coins sitting on exchanges are generally more liquid and easier to sell. #DailyOrbit

🚨 3.56M BTC Considered Lost CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost says around 3.56M BTC, or 17.7% of circulating supply, is now considered lost. Not all is necessarily permanently gone some BTC may simply be dormant. Still, it highlights how much Bitcoin supply may be effectively unavailable. #WeakConsumptionFedSplit $BTC

BITCOIN SUPPLY WARNING ⚠️ $BTC exchange reserves have moved above the 200D SMA, challenging the 2-year downtrend. If reserves stay elevated and whale inflows rise, supply pressure could increase—shifting the market from scarcity toward distribution. #WeakConsumptionFedSplit #SP500EarningsGap