<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Bitcoin is facing a supply shortage as approximately 93.3% of the total supply, or about 19.6 million bitcoins, have been mined, leaving roughly 1.4 million BTC yet to be created.</li><li>Institutional demand for Bitcoin remains high, especially after the approval of Bitcoin spot ETFs by the U.S. SEC, with entities like BlackRock holding significant BTC volumes.</li><li>The recent halving event reduced the daily supply of new coins to approximately 450 BTC, while trading volumes surged, indicating increased participation from institutions and retail investors.</li><li>Bitcoin advocates like Max Keiser and Samson Mow warn of a potential supply shock in the market, as less Bitcoin is being created and more is being locked away by institutions, impacting availability on exchanges.</li></ul>

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