Strategy is now buying BTC every week at a rate that's 7 times the new output from all miners globally. Not 70%, but 700%. The halving cut miners' output in half, but one company's purchasing power is already several times the new supply. The traditional halving logic is that reduced supply pushes up prices. But now, the supply-side story has been completely overshadowed by institutional accumulation. BTC's scarcity is increasingly driven by institutional buying rather than miner output. Halving is definitely important, but compared to the scale of Strategy, the daily output from miners is barely noticeable. If you're already DCA-ing into BTC, there's no need to hesitate because of $75k. The structural support from institutional buying is more significant than the price itself. Both OKX and Binance have DCA features, allowing you to buy a fixed amount weekly without watching the charts. Institutions are quietly accumulating, while retail investors are still hesitating whether this is the bottom. Seems like every cycle is the same.