3.125 BTC are rewarded to a miner everyish 10 minutes.

Multiply that out per day, per month, per year!

That gives you an estimate of how much Bitcoin will be available each period of time you choose to measure in.

Strategy is buying per year, more Bitcoin that is possible to mime, so are other treasury companies.

So why isn't the ngu?

Because there is a supply floating around on major exchanges.

If that 'float' wasn't there and only 3.125 BTC entered the market every tenish minutes, the demand would skyrocket!

So in summary, expect a tipping point, where normies realise what Bitcoin is, and treasury companies buying as much as they can before the normies wake up.

Regardless of what happens in the future, some will hold, some will fold, but that's kind of the point of a currency.

What I'm excited for, is when the slack is taken off the table (because the parasitic power hungry elites, won't be able to quantitive ease the network like they can with fiat) and they won't be able to shut down the protocol because there are too many separate distributed points of entry.

That's when the light bulb will turn on in normie minds, and the parasitic elites will realise their stranglehold is weakening.