Jesse Myers, co-founder of Onramp Bitcoin, suggests that the recent surge in Bitcoin's price is primarily due to supply limitations rather than external political factors. The reduction in Bitcoin's supply following the halving event in April has significantly tightened the supply, leading to a decrease in daily output against rising demand. Myers warns that the imbalance between supply and demand may trigger not just a price increase, but a potential "mania and bubble." On-chain expert James Check agrees, comparing Bitcoin's scarcity to that of gold. Financier Anthony Scaramucci is optimistic about the market and foresees the US potentially establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve. The article emphasizes the importance of monitoring Bitcoin's production and demand dynamics in the current market climate.



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