Recent data shows a decline in Bitcoin’s supply held on centralized exchanges. This trend coincides with increased institutional investments and potential price increases anticipated. 190+ entities collectively hold over 3.3 million BTC, while institutional interest fuels market activity. The future of Bitcoin is increasingly tied to its limited supply and growing demand from investors like Nakamoto-KindlyMD, which is set to merge with a firm led by Bitcoin advocate David Bailey, securing $710 million for initial Bitcoin purchases. This move aligns with a broader pattern of corporate allocation towards Bitcoin. While past performance doesn’t guarantee future results, the confluence of limited supply and expanding demand has created a unique market environment for Bitcoin.