MARA Holdings produced 736 Bitcoin in September 2025, bringing its total holdings to 52,850 BTC. The company won 218 blocks during the month, despite a rising global hashrate for #Bitcoin.

https://x.com/BitcoinNewsCom/status/1974444393374560413?t=_fy6MKVknd_gAGeYNfZC3g&s=19

A man can dream. Something like minimum 500 activity, or is it too tight? 365? Or at the very least, Sr. Member rank maybe? Anything reasonable would do, as long as we are spared the noise. Most of us are certified shitposters and already make enough noise on our own. Besides, there is style even when shitposting. Or maybe anyone could post, as it is today, but merit in this thread could only be awarded to more seasoned members. There are people here suffering daily with ignore lists too long to show in a reasonable time. What do you think?

And could @infofront help with setting up such a filter?

I don't know if there is any way to estimate the liquidity of the largest CEXs, but given that the influence of miners has become minimal and that ETFs buy far more than CEXs can replace, it is obvious that at some point there must be a supplyshock. However, somehow I have the feeling that there are still too many BTC on the market and that considering the price, the quantities being bought are no longer as large as before.

In addition, we still have about 1 million unmined BTC, of ​​which just under 800 000 will be mined in the next 5-6 years, and the last 210 000 will remain for the next 100+ years. I may be wrong, but it seems to me that only then could we see real supplyshocks - unless central banks enter the game and start buying like drunk billionaires.

By the way, considering that most spot BTC ETFs use the custodial service of a well-known CEX, all these coins actually just move from one wallet to another, but remain in the possession of one and the same company.

Quiet weekend until now. Price stationary, volume vanishing. So the activity in the last two days was likely the work of institutional actors (ETFs more than treasury companies is my estimate) positioning in view of what's next.

EDIT On Bitstamp at least, there has been a surge in trades around this time, give or take 1 hour, for the last few days. The surge appears to show its head today too, although muted. It's the weekend after all. Still not much retail buying IMHO.

yeah me too. Every time I sold a bunch I regretted it afterwards.

You really should only sell when you must... not to buy back lower..

however the long bear markets teached me that there are times when you really can't sell so I want to prepare a 4-5 year fiat cushion

They should continue to hold and get there mining tools ready for work.
It is an interesting innovation to know. Altcoins projects want to make more money from mining Bitcoin because they know that Bitcoin is the ultimate. That is why I laughed when I see altcoins communities trying to compare themselves to Bitcoin. That could be horrible without a word.

@OgNasty - Agree!

I think a lot of investors like myself are buying spot Bitcoin ETFs, 'IBIT' and 'FBTC', which Blackrock and Fidelity must buy Bitcoin to cover - and either self-custody the Bitcoin like Fidelity does or use Coinbase and Anchorage for custody like Blackrock does.  

supply shock is a myth imo

there is always somebody willing to sell after a 10-20% run.

Ask all the people here who are waiting for 140k-.150k to get rid of their coins

Explanation
Chartbuddy thanks talkimg.com