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BlackRock says artificial intelligence could ignite the next Bitcoin supercycle – and if they’re right, the next phase of Bitcoin adoption could arrive much faster than most investors expect.
With more than $14 trillion in assets under management, BlackRock is the largest asset manager on Earth. Their spot IBIT Bitcoin ETF has already accumulated nearly 800,000 BTC, becoming one of the fastest-growing ETFs in financial history and signaling a massive shift toward institutional Bitcoin adoption.
At the same time, Bitcoin’s supply is disappearing.
More than 20 million BTC have already been mined, leaving fewer than 1 million coins left to be created over the next century. Meanwhile millions of coins are permanently lost and long-term holders continue moving Bitcoin into cold storage, shrinking the supply available for new buyers.
Now combine that tightening supply with accelerating demand from ETFs, corporations, sovereign governments, and global capital markets.
Add in the global AI infrastructure race, and Bitcoin increasingly looks like the monetary foundation for the next digital economy.
When trillions of dollars of global capital begin competing for an asset with a permanently fixed supply of 21 million coins, the result is simple:
A Bitcoin supply shock.
In this episode we break down why BlackRock believes AI could ignite the next Bitcoin supercycle – and why some analysts believe the math behind Bitcoin could ultimately lead to $1,000,000 BTC.
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