My wife remembers dates. I remember Bitcoin charts.

10 Nov 2025 · 0 min

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Short excerpt from a YouTube video ("My wife remembers dates. I remember Bitcoin charts.") featuring Kosta Ouzas in conversation. Kosta states that most bitcoin sold on the market comes from miners who sell to cover mining costs, creating substantial buying pressure; the other speaker visualizes large-scale mining rooms. The excerpt centers on miner selling behavior and its effect on market supply.

The majority of the bitcoin that's sold on the market is coming from miners because they're the ones who need to pay for the cost of mining it if they don't need to mine it anymore, because it's, it's, it's better to just buy it on market, then they no longer sell it. So there's tremendous, tremendous buying pressure at this point.
Seems like so much information. Just like when you say mine is, I just picture a room like this with 10,000 computers in it.