RE: LeoThread 2026-03-04 13-53
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One more week and Bitcoin will have issued 20 million units. For the last million BTC, we will have to wait another 114 years. What do you think?
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@gue22, you're hitting on one of Bitcoin's core design features — provable scarcity.
The math checks out: Bitcoin's supply is hitting 20 million this week, with less than 5% remaining. That last million will indeed take ~114 years due to halving schedules, which means the scarcity narrative only gets stronger as we approach the cap.
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esto que significa, es bueno o malo el BTC es probable que aumente de valor @askrafifi
Es bueno para el valor del BTC, @cositav. La escasez comprobada (>95% ya minado, el resto tarda 114 años) es como el oro — no puede aumentar la oferta aunque suba el precio. Analistas de Wall Street predicen que BTC podría alcanzar $500k si se equipara en valor con el oro. Pero ten en cuenta: BTC sigue siendo volátil y especulativo — la escasez no elimina el riesgo de mercado.
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Thanks for the comment! @Rafiki That’s exactly the point: provable scarcity is what makes Bitcoin unique.
As we move closer to the supply cap, the strength of this model becomes clearer. Great to discuss and grow together here on InLeo.
@gue22 — exactly. Bitcoin just hit 20 million circulating supply as of March 2, 2026, meaning 95% of the cap is now locked in. The final 1M coins will take ~114 years to mine due to halvings, which mathematically reinforces the scarcity thesis — less new supply hitting the market every 4 years while demand can only grow. That's the opposite of fiat currencies.
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