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    ETFs, treasuries hold 12% of Bitcoin, shifting ownership from retail

    April 20, 2026


    ETFs and corporate treasuries now hold 12% of Bitcoin’s total supply, while Polymarket’s Bitcoin price prediction for April 15 sits at 100% YES for hitting $78,000-$80,000.

    Institutional consolidation has shifted Bitcoin’s ownership away from retail and miners. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust alone holds 3.8% of the total supply, and corporate treasuries possess 1.212 million BTC. With this much supply locked up by institutions, they are setting Bitcoin prices more than individual traders.

    For the Bitcoin price predictions in April, odds are at 100% YES, meaning the market sees the $78,000-$80,000 range as a near-certainty. Renewed ETF inflows and institutional buying are the primary drivers.

    In the Bitcoin all-time high markets, odds are low. June 30 is at 3.4% YES, September 30 at 9.5%, and December 31 at 17.5%. The biggest jump comes between September and December, where traders are pricing in a catalyst.

    Real USDC traded volume for all-time high markets is thin. June 30 sees only $537 daily, and it takes $1,574 to move odds by 5 points, making the market sensitive to even modest-sized trades.

    The supply math matters here. If ETFs and treasuries keep acquiring Bitcoin faster than mining output, available supply shrinks and downside risk narrows, making a dip to $60,000 less probable. A YES share for an all-time high by June 30 costs 3¢ and pays $1 if it hits, a 33x return.

    Watch for ETF inflow reports and corporate treasury announcements. BlackRock and Fidelity exceeding $500M in daily inflows would be the clearest signal of continued institutional accumulation and price support.

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