Just did some quick math on Bitcoin's remaining supply and it's actually wild. We're sitting at over 20 million BTC already mined, which means there's less than a million left to mine. If you're wondering how many bitcoin are left to mine, the answer is basically 986k at current pace.

But here's the kicker - that final million will take roughly 114 more years to come into circulation. The halving schedule basically slows everything down exponentially. So if you're asking how much bitcoin is left to mine, technically there's barely anything compared to what we've already pulled out.

Makes you think about supply pressure once we hit that 21 million cap. The scarcity narrative isn't just hype at this point - it's pretty much baked in by the protocol itself. Not financial advice, just an observation on how the math plays out.