Analyst Adam Livingston makes a bold prediction that corporate Bitcoin accumulation could trigger the end of fiat currency, linked to a sharp increase in demand from public companies.
Corporations Are Stacking Bitcoin Faster Than Ever
According to Livingston, public companies now hold over 858,850 BTC, worth more than $93 billion, approximately 4.09% of the total Bitcoin supply. "Most of the newly mined Bitcoin is now going straight to corporate treasuries," Livingston stated.
Bitcoin Mining Supply Is Shrinking
Miners are no longer selling their rewards. The current BTC block reward stands at 3.125 BTC, and it's set to halve again in 2028. This means new supply is slowing, while corporate demand is accelerating, intensifying Bitcoin scarcity.
The Final Phase: Hyperbitcoinization?
Livingston forecasts that we are in the early stage of hyperbitcoinization — a financial revolution where Bitcoin becomes the preferred store of value over fiat. As regulations legitimize BTC as a treasury asset, more companies will jump in.
Adam Livingston's predictions highlight that the current state of the Bitcoin market could lead to a profound transformation of the financial system. With increasing corporate demand and the rapidly changing landscape, rethinking the role of fiat currencies may become a critical issue for the financial world.
