Bitcoin’s price hit a record high as supply on exchanges dropped to six-year lows and ETF inflows surged, signaling renewed institutional accumulation.
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Posted October 6, 2025 at 9:57 am EST.
Bitcoin rallied to a new record high over the weekend, peaking at $125,559 late on Saturday.
The momentum comes as bitcoin supply on exchanges sits at a six-year low. Several industry watchers pointed out that a similar situation in 2019 had triggered a major supply squeeze before a significant bull run.
“This rally revealed something crucial: long-term holders have cooled their selling intensity. They’re still distributing, but with far less conviction,” noted digital asset investment firm Swissblock.
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“This eases supply pressure and allows new participants to accumulate.”
Meanwhile, institutional demand for bitcoin continues to be a strong catalyst for bitcoin’s price.
Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw a major resurgence last week, recording approximately $3.24 billion in weekly inflows, marking their second-largest week on record.
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