It is no secret that today the adoption of Bitcoin has increased faster than the system can support, therefore the supply has been limited due to institutional purchases, which monopolize the newly mined coins, leaving the exchanges with a low supply compared to past years.
This can be the basis for an outbreak that involves a rebound in the price of Bitcoin, since the less supply is in the market, the greater the demand and therefore the profits will increase.
This could be interpreted as a possible "bubble", but for now it is inevitable.
What's your opinion about it?
Is institutional adoption a bad thing for individuals or in the long run is it better for them to dictate how the market works?