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Bitcoin Supply Shortage Could Reach 8.3M Coins by 2032

The trend accelerated during 2025 as more public companies adopted Bitcoin treasury strategies.

Bitcoin Supply Shortage Could Reach 8.3M Coins by 2032
Publisher CoinMarketCap 2 分钟阅读
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Bitcoin

BTC

$63,039

-0.61% 24h

Layer Index

43

↓ 1 pts in 24h

The trend accelerated during 2025 as more public companies adopted Bitcoin treasury strategies.

Asset management firm Fidelity

projects

that 42% of $BTC's circulating supply may become illiquid within seven years as corporate treasuries and long-term holders accumulate coins. The analysis identifies 8.3 million BTC potentially locked away from active trading.

Two key groups drive this supply reduction according to Fidelity's research. Long-term holders who haven't moved coins for at least seven years continue expanding their positions without selling. Public companies holding minimum 1,000 BTC also maintain steady accumulation patterns.

Currently 105 publicly traded companies hold BTC on their balance sheets with combined holdings exceeding 969,000 coins. This represents 4.61% of the total BTC supply, based on Bitbo

data

tracking corporate treasuries.

Fidelity estimates these combined groups will control over 6 million BTC by the end of 2025, representing 28% of the maximum 21 million coin supply. The projection assumes current accumulation rates continue unchanged.

Bitcoin's circulating supply currently stands at approximately 19.8 million coins as of the second quarter 2025. Long-term holder wallets haven't decreased their BTC holdings since 2016 according to the analysis.

Corporate treasury firms experienced only one quarter of supply reduction in Q2 2022 but otherwise maintained steady accumulation. The trend accelerated during 2025 as more public companies adopted Bitcoin treasury strategies.

Reduced

liquid

supply could create positive price dynamics for BTC as demand continues from institutional investors and retail traders. However, concentrated holdings also raise questions about potential market impacts if large holders decide to sell.

Fidelity's analysis doesn't account for additional supply constraints from new corporate adopters or increased institutional allocation. The research focuses on observable holding patterns rather than speculative future adoption scenarios.

Cryptocurrency markets historically respond to supply and demand imbalances with significant price movements. The projected supply shortage represents one of the largest structural changes in BTC's 15-year history.

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