Popularizing a knowledge of $BTC

Only 450 Bitcoins can be mined worldwide each day.

Each BTC in your wallet,

may be the result of thousands of degrees of electricity, hundreds of machines,

and hundreds of millions of calculations.

These 450 coins are not evenly distributed—

thousands of mining machines and hundreds of mines

are fiercely competing for these 450 "slots."

Every 10 minutes, the system only rewards 3.125 coins, not a bit more, not a bit less.

In a year, that's only 160,000 coins.

Sounds like a lot? Actually, it's just not enough.

Because the number of people participating in Bitcoin transactions worldwide has already exceeded 100 million.

Even the world's wealthy can only get a few coins.

So when prices fluctuate,

the numbers that jump are not just digits,

but the energy, computing power, and faith burning around the world.

This is why—

Bitcoin is becoming increasingly scarce and more expensive.

It’s not air, but the digital gold of the new era.

💡 Just mining makes every kilowatt-hour of your electricity more valuable. ⚡️