Bitcoin's remaining supply clock keeps ticking. Just over 1 million BTC left to mine—quite a milestone when you think about it. The network's getting closer to that 21 million cap. As halving cycles continue reshaping mining economics, fewer BTC entering circulation means the scarcity narrative just got stronger. Worth watching how this unfolds over the coming years.
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 4h ago
There are still millions of BTC left, and the scarcity is really not an exaggeration... Looking forward to how it will play out next
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LayerZeroHero
· 8h ago
It has proven that the economics of Bitcoin mining really stand up to scrutiny. With 1 million coins remaining, each halving reshapes the incentive mechanism—this is not just a numbers game.
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quietly_staking
· 8h ago
After mining is complete, there will still be 1 million left. Sounds intense, and it's truly becoming more scarce.
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RugpullAlertOfficer
· 8h ago
1 million Bitcoins haven't been mined yet. This wave of scarcity narrative is really about to take off.
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CryptoTarotReader
· 9h ago
Millions of BTC haven't been mined yet, and we're getting closer to the 21M cap. This wave of scarcity narrative is really gaining traction.
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CommunityWorker
· 9h ago
One million BTC haven't been mined yet, and the pace is really slow.
Bitcoin's remaining supply clock keeps ticking. Just over 1 million BTC left to mine—quite a milestone when you think about it. The network's getting closer to that 21 million cap. As halving cycles continue reshaping mining economics, fewer BTC entering circulation means the scarcity narrative just got stronger. Worth watching how this unfolds over the coming years.