Institutions Buying 10x More Bitcoin Than the Network Mines Daily

Recent cryptocurrency market analyses indicate that institutional demand for Bitcoin exceeds the daily supply produced by the mining network by up to ten times. Currently, the Bitcoin network generates approximately 900 BTC per day, resulting from block rewards mined (Glassnode, 2025). At the same time, data from large custodians and funds indicate institutional purchases of around 9,000 BTC daily, highlighting a significant imbalance between supply and demand in the market.

This implies a sharp reduction in the volume available for trading in the spot market, intensifying the asset's scarcity and aiming to drive its price to higher levels. This dynamic confirms the growing influence of financial institutions in the crypto market, signaling not only mass adoption but also a structural change in Bitcoin's liquidity and price formation.

Given this scenario, the question remains: how will the continued institutional uptake of Bitcoin, far beyond the network's generation capacity, impact volatility and Bitcoin's role in the structure of global financial markets?