5 Facts Prove: BTC ≠ 0

A short post for friends who are still asking, “What if Bitcoin goes to zero”

Fact 1
Hash rate continues to refresh new all-time highs
The computing power of the Bitcoin network has been rising continuously. This means miners keep investing tens of billions of dollars in buying equipment and electricity. As long as the network is protected by such massive resources, it is almost impossible to be attacked, and the cost of mining itself also provides a floor support for the price.

Fact 2
Bitcoin ETF net inflows total $115 billion
According to data from the Banque de France, since the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S., they have attracted approximately $115 billion in funds. Just one fund—BlackRock’s IBIT—has raised more than $50 billion. This is not “forum retail investors,” but top global asset management institutions moving in.

Fact 3
More than 2,000 investment institutions have entered the game
Analysts estimate that, currently, more than 2,000 U.S. consulting and investment firms have allocated funds to crypto ETFs. And before 2024, that figure was under 200. A tenfold increase in a year—this isn’t hype; it’s a systematic shift of capital.

Fact 4
Public companies keep adding to their Bitcoin positions
By mid-2025, the total number of Bitcoins held by corporate treasuries has reached 1.98 million BTC, with holdings increasing by 18% since the beginning of this year. From benchmark companies like MicroStrategy to ordinary listed companies, and even biotech startups, they are all exchanging part of their reserves for Bitcoin.

Fact 5
Bitcoin has endured everything—and survived
Over the past 17 years: it has gone through 80–93% drawdowns, exchange failures (Mt. Gox, FTX), China’s crackdown that cleared out mining, and global regulatory actions—each time, Bitcoin has made it through and hit new highs. Each “death spiral” has instead made it stronger.

The conclusion is: For Bitcoin to go to zero, unless all institutional demand disappears at the same time, all global mining farms completely shut down, every country completely bans it, and all blockchain ledgers are erased together. The possibility of this happening is infinitely close to 0%