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Bitcoin was built with a fixed supply of only 21 million coins, making it one of the scarcest digital assets ever created. This limited supply, introduced by Satoshi Nakamoto, is one reason many investors compare BTC to digital gold.
By 2025, almost 20 million BTC have already been mined, while the remaining coins will be released slowly through Bitcoin’s halving cycle, expected to continue until around 2140. Every four years, mining rewards are reduced, helping control inflation and increase scarcity over time.
Meanwhile, Ethereum focuses more on speed and utility, producing blocks roughly every 12 seconds compared to Bitcoin’s 10-minute average. This faster system helps Ethereum support smart contracts, DeFi, and large-scale blockchain applications more efficiently.
