M🐻's question is quite good. I've been calculating how much Bitcoin investors can still buy. Initially, I thought the remaining stock on exchanges was the upper limit, but upon reflection, that threshold seems a bit high. After all, recently, #OKX has seen quite a bit of $BTC deposited, and many friends have told me that their BTC is stored on exchanges.

So, I used a somewhat rough method, looking at the frequently traded BTC data over the year. Although this isn't very accurate, the difference should be smaller than the exchange stock.

According to this method, the maximum supply of short-term investors in the past year is 2.825 million BTC, while the minimum supply is 2.019 million BTC, resulting in a difference of 805,000 BTC. This 805,000 BTC should be the more active part of the market, meaning the BTC that is frequently traded.

This portion should be available for everyone to buy. If this portion is bought out, I estimate that the remaining amount available for purchase will likely be less than six figures. Of course, I'm referring to the public market, excluding OTC.

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