I agree with the general idea conveyed in many articles: "There's Just Not Enough Bitcoin" or "There isn't enough Bitcoin to satisfy: late corporate entrants, sovereign accumulation, institutional balance sheets, and global access at once." But these phrases taken out of context can be misleading. In my opinion, the supply of bitcoins can absorb that demand and any other, because Bitcoin is infinitely divisible. Therefore, there are enough bitcoins in the market; it's just that a large increase in demand, like the one we're already beginning to anticipate, will have to be accommodated through pricing. That's all.