What happens when the last Bitcoin is mined? The clock is ticking as Bitcoin’s supply dwindles, with only 450 new coins entering circulation each day. Scarcity is intensifying, competition among miners is fiercer than ever, and the network’s long-term survival faces critical questions. Join us as we explore Bitcoin’s built-in scarcity model, the challenges miners face as block rewards decrease, and the fascinating role of Satoshi Nakamoto’s untouched $95 billion Bitcoin reserve. Could these dormant coins hold the key to Bitcoin’s future security?
In this video, we dive into the world of Bitcoin’s halving cycles, the impact of decreasing block rewards, and the global adoption shaping its destiny. From geopolitical shifts to energy challenges and the looming question of transaction fee sustainability, we’ll uncover the major forces influencing Bitcoin’s next chapter. Whether you’re a seasoned investor or just getting started, this discussion will deepen your understanding of the most transformative asset of our time. Don’t miss this compelling look at Bitcoin’s journey toward the 21 million cap—and what happens next.
