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Is Bitcoin Facing a Trillion Dollar Supply Shock?
If just 2% of global central bank reserves move to Bitcoin, the market could see an unprecedented supply crunch.
With $27.7 trillion in reserves, that's $554 billion pouring into a market where only $217 billion worth of Bitcoin is being traded on exchanges.
Six countries – the Czech Republic, Russia, Brazil, Germany, Hong Kong, and the United States – are considering Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset, which could create a buying frenzy that could send BTC prices soaring.
Which Countries Are Interested in Bitcoin?
🔹 Czech Republic : Proposal to spend 5% of $142 billion reserves to buy BTC.
🔹 Brazil & Russia : Considering Allocating 3% and 1% of Reserves to Bitcoin.
🔹 Germany : The German Central Bank (Bundesbank) is quietly researching Bitcoin as a reserve asset.
🔹 Hong Kong : Proposal to use $570 billion Exchange Fund to buy BTC, in line with new crypto policy.
🔹 US : States like Texas and Florida have proposed holding Bitcoin in their treasuries.
$554 Billion Shock vs. $217 Billion Supply
Bitcoin demand from countries could more than double the current liquidity supply . If this interest materializes, exchanges will have a hard time finding supply without pushing Bitcoin prices to record highs.
MicroStrategy has contributed to the high price of BTC by buying 471,107 BTC in the past 5 years for $ 49.3 billion . A wave of buying from central banks will be much stronger.