Bitcoin Supply Clock Ticking: Over 1 Million BTC Still in Reserve
On-chain analytics reveal a striking reality—just over 1 million bitcoins remain unmined. As this final supply dwindles toward the 21 million cap, the scarcity case for BTC gets harder to ignore.
What makes this noteworthy? Growing institutional and retail demand is colliding with shrinking new supply. Miners can only unlock so much monthly, while demand from ETFs, corporate treasuries, and hodlers keeps climbing.
This supply squeeze is exactly the narrative that has historically fueled Bitcoin's bull runs. With production slowing and competition for remaining coins intensifying, the economics of digital scarcity become increasingly compelling.
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WalletDetective
· 12h ago
Millions of coins haven't been mined yet. Is this time really about the scarcity narrative? I've seen the wolf cry wolf too many times...
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Blockchainiac
· 12h ago
Only a million coins left, now I'm really panicking.
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GateUser-a180694b
· 12h ago
Once mining is complete, there are no new coins, this is true scarcity.
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AirdropHunter
· 12h ago
Millions of Bitcoins are yet to be mined, this is the opportunity for us common folks.
Bitcoin Supply Clock Ticking: Over 1 Million BTC Still in Reserve
On-chain analytics reveal a striking reality—just over 1 million bitcoins remain unmined. As this final supply dwindles toward the 21 million cap, the scarcity case for BTC gets harder to ignore.
What makes this noteworthy? Growing institutional and retail demand is colliding with shrinking new supply. Miners can only unlock so much monthly, while demand from ETFs, corporate treasuries, and hodlers keeps climbing.
This supply squeeze is exactly the narrative that has historically fueled Bitcoin's bull runs. With production slowing and competition for remaining coins intensifying, the economics of digital scarcity become increasingly compelling.