21,000,000 nBTC. The halving is every 24 hours instead of every four years. Thirty-three of them and the emission is finished.
Ten thousand rigs mine it. A rig mines while it sits in the Mine.
Two lanes into the same ten thousand. The order was drawn before the mint opened and every rig is already what it is, so what you are about to get is on the page before you sign.
First to ask when the window opens.
No clock. Twenty a transaction.
The order was drawn before the mint opened and it is public. These are the next twenty off the line, in the order they come. Mint twenty and you take twenty of them.
One halving era becomes one epoch.
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The pair opens at launch. The chart appears here the moment it trades.
Everything your rigs have mined and you have not taken.
One percent of every trade, split between nBTC holders by weight. Never taxed.
Connect a wallet to see your rigs.
Bitcoin's last coin is mined in 2140. A hundred and fourteen years out. Nobody reading this will see it.
Same curve, same twenty-one million, same halving. One number changed: four years becomes twenty-four hours. It runs out in 32 days, 14 hours, 24 minutes.
Most people won't finish a forty second video.
Seventeen years in. A hundred and fourteen to go. The line keeps crawling right for longer than the United States has had aeroplanes.
The same curve. One month wide.
The supply coming out of Bitcoin has been cut in half four times. Each time, a run followed, peaking about eighteen months later.
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