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$BTC (Bitcoin)—often called digital gold—has a hard-capped supply of 21 million coins. This limit was built into the protocol by its pseudonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, to reduce the risk of inflation (whether it fully “solves” inflation is still debated—and time will tell). By 2025, almost 20 million BTC had already been mined. Because of Bitcoin’s halving cycle (which cuts mining rewards roughly every four years), the last BTC is expected to be mined around 2140. That engineered scarcity is a big reason many people view Bitcoin as a store of value, unlike fiat currencies that can be expanded by central banks.
$ETH (Ethereum), on the other hand, produces blocks far faster—about every ~12 seconds, compared with Bitcoin’s ~10 minutes.#USAdds115kJobs #IranDealHormuzOpen #IranDealHormuzOpen
$BTC (Bitcoin)—often called digital gold—has a hard-capped supply of 21 million coins. This limit was built into the protocol by its pseudonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, to reduce the risk of inflation (whether it fully “solves” inflation is still debated—and time will tell). By 2025, almost 20 million BTC had already been mined. Because of Bitcoin’s halving cycle (which cuts mining rewards roughly every four years), the last BTC is expected to be mined around 2140. That engineered scarcity is a big reason many people view Bitcoin as a store of value, unlike fiat currencies that can be expanded by central banks.
$ETH (Ethereum), on the other hand, produces blocks far faster—about every ~12 seconds, compared with Bitcoin’s ~10 minutes.#USAdds115kJobs #IranDealHormuzOpen #IranDealHormuzOpen
