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What Happens When the Last Bitcoin is Mined?
Understanding the future of Bitcoin as its last coin approaches mining is arguably one of the most crucial questions within the realm of cryptocurrency. Despite widespread interest, even ardent proponents like Michael Saylor struggle to provide definitive answers as the specter of potential mass adoption looms, affecting not just individual investors but entire economies that might rely on Bitcoin as reserve assets. This article dives deeply into the implications of reaching Bitcoin's limit of 21 million coins, examining potential outcomes and their effects on the cryptocurrency's price.