🚫🧰The myth that $BTC is fully controlled by institutions and governments? Crushed. As of May 2025, a staggering 68.2% of the entire BTC supply—14.32 million coins—is still in the hands of individuals. While mainstream media fuels the narrative of Wall Street takeovers, the reality is that the heart of Bitcoin remains exactly where it started: with the people.

Meanwhile, corporations hold just 1.07 million BTC (5.1%), and even ETFs and funds, despite their recent explosive growth, manage only 1.34 million BTC (6.4%). Governments? Barely 316K BTC (1.5%), and that’s with years of seizure operations and auctioned-off wallets. And let’s not forget Satoshi’s legendary 968K BTC, forever locked in cryptographic silence.

But here’s where it gets even more fascinating—1.58 million BTC is simply gone, lost forever, swallowed by forgotten keys and inaccessible wallets. That’s 7.6% of the supply—value that will never return to circulation. And there’s only 1.14 million BTC left to be mined. Scarcity is no longer a theoretical concept—it’s unfolding in real time.

The current financial cycle has reignited retail dominance. From memecoin frenzies to personal custody revolutions, individuals aren’t just holding Bitcoin—they’re shaping its destiny. And in this landscape, every sat matters more than ever.

So, #AMAGE community—how’s your cold storage looking these days? Are you part of the 68% holding strong, or still waiting for “the perfect dip”? Because at this pace, the only thing dipping might be the available supply. Think fast. Think Bitcoin. And as always—verify, don’t trust.