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Bitcoin can be understood as a global “savings reservoir” for excess capital: when interest rates are low, liquidity is abundant, and high expected ROIC real investments are scarce, savings migrate into Bitcoin because it is a finite scarcity, a global digital open source network with a fixed 21 million supply. Over time, more coins are held by long‑term holders, corporates, ETFs, and governments, they treat BTC like a strategic reserve rather than trading inventory. That makes the effective circulating supply highly inelastic: new demand must mostly be reflected in a higher fiat price, not in new coins coming to market. When conditions reverse and rates rise or risk appetite falls, then speculators sell, but large cohorts of long‑term savers do not; a big part of the capital that flowed in stays parked. This asymmetry is what creates a “ratchet” in the bitcoin exchange rate: deep drawdowns are common, but post‑crash floors tend to sit above prior cycles’ lows.

Even Harvard economists are buying Bitcoin.

save in bitcoin, as a seller or individual

17 years after the white paper, the Bitcoin network is still operational and more resilient than ever. Bitcoin never shuts down. @SenateDems could learn something from that.

BREAKING: TEXAS GOVERNOR ABBOTT JUST SAID HE WILL SIGN THE STRATEGIC #BITCOIN RESERVE INTO LAW. AMERICA WANTS TO BUY BTC 🚀

BRAZIL’S VICE PRESIDENT ADVISOR PROPOSES #BITCOIN RESERVE. 🇧🇷 “A sovereign reserve of bitcoin is in public interest and will be decisive for our prosperity. Bitcoin is digital gold. It’s a technology that allows us to store the fruits of our labor efficiently and securely.”

An announcement regarding Bitcoin

JUST IN: GameStop $GME to buy Bitcoin as a Treasury Reserve Asset. They currently hold $4.75 billion in cash 👀