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📈 Bitcoin supply surpasses 20 million coins mined
Seventeen years after the launch of the genesis block in January 2009, the Bitcoin network has officially issued more than 20 million BTC, surpassing 95.2% of the protocol's 21 million coin cap. According to on-chain data, the milestone was reached at block 939,999, mined by the pool Foundry USA, with the current block reward of 3.125 BTC.
While the first 20 million coins took just over seventeen years to mine, the remaining one million are expected to take approximately 114 years to be fully issued, with the last fractions of satoshis projected around 2140. This extended timeline is a direct consequence of Bitcoin's halving mechanism, which cuts the block reward in half every 210,000 blocks, roughly every four years. The most recent halving occurred on April 20, 2024, reducing the reward from 6.25 to 3.125 BTC. The next halving is currently estimated for April 11, 2028.
It should be noted that 230.09 BTC remain technically unspendable due to the genesis block reward and other unspendable outputs, and the circulating supply does not account for coins lost through misplaced private keys.
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TOMORROW!
@giacomozucco breaks Bitcoin down step-by-step, with a structured, technical walkthrough
Learn:
- Keys vs identity (eCash → public/private keys)
- Proof of work basics (hashing, SHA-256, verification)
- What a “blockchain” actually is (and why the term got abused)
- Why blockspace is limited, and why independent verification matters
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