Bitcoin Updates Today: Key Scarcity Achievement Overlooked as Bitcoin Drops 1.5%—Market Attention Moves Elsewhere
- Bitcoin reaches 95% mined supply (19.95M BTC), highlighting its deflationary scarcity model as 1.05M coins remain unmined by 2140. - 2024 halving reduced miner rewards to 3.125 BTC, accelerating scarcity while price dipped 1.5% to $94,040 despite the milestone. - Satoshi Nakamoto's 1.09M BTC leads holdings, followed by exchanges and institutions, with new projects like BTCM/MUTM leveraging Bitcoin's scarcity narrative. - Market focus shifts to regulatory developments and infrastructure growth, exemplifie
Bitcoin Achieves Major Landmark as 95% of Its Maximum Supply Has Been Mined. What Does This Mean?
The leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, has hit a significant phase in its monetary evolution:
The process of releasing all bitcoins is dictated by the network’s halving mechanism, which halves mining rewards every four years. The latest halving event took place in April 2024,
Even with this milestone, Bitcoin’s market price has not reacted dramatically. The cryptocurrency
Ownership of mined bitcoins is widely dispersed. Satoshi Nakamoto is believed to hold the largest individual stash at about 1.09 million BTC,
This milestone has also energized activity in related crypto ventures.
While the narrative of Bitcoin’s limited supply remains strong, attention in the market is increasingly shifting toward adoption rates and regulatory changes.
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