By CentBit.Online – Crypto & Blockchain Expert, Bangladesh
MicroStrategy executive chairman Michael Saylor has issued yet another emphatic call to action, telling investors to “get your Bitcoin before there is no Bitcoin left for you.” Speaking on a recent podcast, Saylor argued that accelerating institutional demand, nation-state accumulation, and a fixed 21-million-coin supply are compressing the window for ordinary savers to secure meaningful BTC holdings.
Why Saylor Believes Time Is Running Out
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Scarcity Is Real: Roughly 19.7 million BTC are already mined, and large holders—including ETFs, corporations, and governments—are locking coins in long-term cold storage.
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Institutional Land-Grab: Spot Bitcoin ETFs, pension funds, and sovereign wealth funds have begun treating BTC as digital gold, sweeping up hundreds of thousands of coins in months.
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Halving Pressure: With the April 2024 block-reward halving already slashing new issuance to 3.125 BTC every ten minutes, daily supply now covers only a fraction of ETF inflows.
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Network Effects: As Lightning adoption grows, using Bitcoin for global payments becomes easier, raising utility and demand simultaneously.
“One day you’ll wake up and discover the free-float Bitcoin supply is effectively zero,” Saylor warned. “At that point the price will adjust violently upward, and latecomers will own a rounding error of the network.”
Market Reactions
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ETF Hunger: BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust alone now holds over 300,000 BTC, outpacing monthly miner production by a factor of ten.
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Corporate Treasuries: Firms from the U.S. to the Middle East are following MicroStrategy’s playbook, swapping cash for BTC to hedge inflation.
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Price Outlook: Analysts at major banks have raised 2025 price targets to the USD 250k–400k range if current demand/supply trends persist.
What This Means for Bangladesh and Emerging Markets
For savers in Bangladesh, where inflation and currency depreciation eat into taka-denominated wealth:
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Digital Reserve: Even modest BTC allocations can offset local-currency risk.
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Low-Cost Access: Lightning-enabled apps let Bangladeshis buy satoshis with mobile balance for pennies in fees.
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Remittance Efficiency: Migrant workers can send earnings home instantly, bypassing 5-7 % traditional remittance fees.
CentBit.Online continues to provide tutorials and KYC-light onramps to help newcomers stack sats responsibly and securely.
Saylor’s Bottom Line
Michael Saylor’s stark message echoes his long-standing thesis: Bitcoin is digital property in cyber-space, and the race to acquire it is entering its final, most competitive phase. Whether you’re a corporation, a central bank, or a student with a smartphone, the opportunity set is shrinking with every mined block.
Stay with CentBit.Online – Bangladesh’s trusted crypto and blockchain hub – for real-time guidance on acquiring, safeguarding, and making the most of your Bitcoin before the well truly runs dry.
