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Why does Bitcoin have a limit of 21 million? $BTC
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The core of Bitcoin is its anti-inflation mechanism. 21 million is a hard cap written into the code. It will not be increased, adjusted, or manipulated like fiat currency. A fixed supply is what creates true scarcity.
Satoshi Nakamoto designed this cap to:
Create a truly scarce digital gold
Prevent assets from being diluted by excessive printing
Establish a model of gradual deflation: the longer it lasts, the fewer there are, and the more valuable they become.
Bitcoin can be divided into the smallest unit called 'Satoshi,' with each Bitcoin equaling 100 million Satoshis. But the total supply will never exceed 21 million. It's that simple; scarcity is the key.
Why are powerful governments secretly buying Bitcoin?
While retail investors are still shouting 'bubble,' governments have already entered the game.
BTC cannot be confiscated as long as you hold the private key.
BTC is a decentralized asset that no country can control.
BTC is increasingly resembling digital gold: easier to transfer, harder to counterfeit, and easier to store.
At the national level, holding BTC is a financial weapon, a tool to counteract the manipulation of foreign currencies.
Currency wars are happening; whoever holds BTC first will control the future.
Don't say there's no evidence: the U.S. has stockpiled hundreds of thousands of BTC from confiscations, and Russia, China, and El Salvador are also positioning themselves. This is not a rumor; it’s a trend.
When nations are waiting for their tens of thousands of BTC to double in value, and you are still on the sidelines, you will have truly missed the opportunity forever.
{future}(BTCUSDT)
The core of Bitcoin is its anti-inflation mechanism. 21 million is a hard cap written into the code. It will not be increased, adjusted, or manipulated like fiat currency. A fixed supply is what creates true scarcity.
Satoshi Nakamoto designed this cap to:
Create a truly scarce digital gold
Prevent assets from being diluted by excessive printing
Establish a model of gradual deflation: the longer it lasts, the fewer there are, and the more valuable they become.
Bitcoin can be divided into the smallest unit called 'Satoshi,' with each Bitcoin equaling 100 million Satoshis. But the total supply will never exceed 21 million. It's that simple; scarcity is the key.
Why are powerful governments secretly buying Bitcoin?
While retail investors are still shouting 'bubble,' governments have already entered the game.
BTC cannot be confiscated as long as you hold the private key.
BTC is a decentralized asset that no country can control.
BTC is increasingly resembling digital gold: easier to transfer, harder to counterfeit, and easier to store.
At the national level, holding BTC is a financial weapon, a tool to counteract the manipulation of foreign currencies.
Currency wars are happening; whoever holds BTC first will control the future.
Don't say there's no evidence: the U.S. has stockpiled hundreds of thousands of BTC from confiscations, and Russia, China, and El Salvador are also positioning themselves. This is not a rumor; it’s a trend.
When nations are waiting for their tens of thousands of BTC to double in value, and you are still on the sidelines, you will have truly missed the opportunity forever.
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