Great Escape: Trillions Flee Bonds for BTC




The Great Escape: Trillions Flee Bonds for BTC

The Fastest 2 Trillion in History

Fifteen years ago, Bitcoin was just an idea. Today, it’s a $2 Trillion asset—no board, no CEO, no marketing department. For comparison, Amazon took 24 years to reach that milestone. Google needed 22. Bitcoin? Just 15, and it’s not even a company. It’s a protocol like email, it's a movement, and now, it's a lifeboat for the sinking financial system and the world is starting to notice.

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Scarcity Meets Stampede

Look at this chart.

On the left you'll see that the entire supply of new bitcoins mined in the last 18 months is just 300,000—for the whole world.

The wall street ETFs ALONE bought more than TWICE the entire global supply in the same period.

Microstrategy, a single corporation bought more than the entire global supply! Altogether 1.1 MILLION coins were purchased in the same period, nearly four times the entire global supply. Miners can’t keep up with demand—not by a long shot, that's by design. And it's a recipe for insanely high BTC prices.

(Curious how bitcoin mining works? I broke it down here: “What the Heck Is Bitcoin Mining Anyway?”)

Bond Market Bleeding Trillions

For decades, government bonds have been seen as the safest place to park your money—a cornerstone of retirement funds and institutional portfolios. The idea is simple: you lend your money to the gubment, and they promise to pay you back with interest. But today, that promise sounds an awful lot like troubled cousin Ricky swearing he'll pay you back for real this time.

Governments are borrowing TRILLIONS MORE than they can ever hope to repay. Everyone knows it. People are getting antsy about lending them more money. And even if you do, what do you get?

A 4% interest payment.

But with inflation at 10%??

You’re still losing 6% a year.

So yes, you get paid back—probably—but your “safe” investment is quietly making you poorer, a little slower than if you’d done nothing at all.

And the global bond market is absolutely massive—over $318 trillion.

The bond market is a behemoth, and it’s losing confidence like a leaky air mattress at a family reunion.

Here's where it gets wild: the global bond market is absolutely massive—over$318 trillion...

...and this behemoth is bleeding capital like a leaky air mattress at a family reunion.

All that restless capital?

It’s looking for a new home...

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The Great Escape

As trust in gubment bonds evaporates, trillions of dollars are searching for safety, growth, and something that doesn't lose to inflation. Bitcoin, with its fixed supply and decentralized nature, is emerging as the lifeboat for the sinking global financial system

Think of the scale. BTC's entire market cap is a mere $2 Trillion...

With even a small fraction of the $318 trillion bond market beginning to flow into Bitcoin, the impact will be seismic. As Saifedean Ammous, author of The Bitcoin Standard, correctly points out, no $2 trillion asset has ever gone away. Google, Nvdia, Apple, and now Bitcoin are all here to stay. He predicts that capital will continue to flee the sinking bond market, and Bitcoin will surge to a $100 trillion market cap—a 50x move from here.

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This isn’t just a shift; it’s a stampede—like a black friday mob body-slamming aunt Margaret for the last 60 inch tv...

The world’s wealth is looking for a new home, and Bitcoin is the address.

The opportunity is NOW. Subscribe, share, and join a community that's building real wealth in a new era. The great escape is underway. Will you be on board?

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Rory Duddy

The Financial Performer