The amount of bitcoin mined in each block is also the percentage of the total supply that will be mined during that era.
50 Btc
10,500,000 Btc
50%
25 Btc
5,250,000 Btc
25%
12.5 Btc
2,625,000 Btc
12.5%
6.25 Btc
1,312,500 Btc
6.25%
3.125 Btc
656,250 Btc
3.125%
Aníbal Santaella
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Mechanical Engineer with a ₿itcoin Voice.
Bitcoin is the only asset with a truly limited supply, yet capable of storing unlimited value.
Ever wondered how Bitcoin's halvings really drive price peaks?
I've developed a simple model: the Block Subsidy Maximum Value (BSMV), projecting ATHs by assuming the USD value of the subsidy stays constant across eras.
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"If economists understood Bitcoin, they wouldn't be economists."
- Hayek on Bitcoin


Bitcoin doesn't care about the Triffin Dilemma because it can't print more.
#Bitcoin
#Bitcoin is the only asset with a truly limited supply, yet capable of storing unlimited value.


The satoshi represents the fundamental unit within the #Bitcoin protocol; at its core, Bitcoin’s code operates exclusively with satoshis. Hence, rather than stating ‘Bitcoin is highly divisible,’ it would be more accurate to assert that ‘Satoshis are highly aggregable.’
Quantitative easing = counterfeiting
#Bitcoin


It’s not about women doing what men can do–it’s about women embracing their uniqueness to achieve what men can’t, and vice versa. Empowerment comes from recognising and enhancing our differences.
Whether you soar with the left or the right, beware the bird – a power-hungry vulture knows no allegiance.
Bitcoin bridges ideologies and perspectives.
#Bitcoin
A politician's support for Bitcoin is a transactional act, not a moral act.
#Bitcoin
Voters fall into the electoral trap because they don't understand why promises are free.
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This sounds good:
"Bitcoin, the separation of money and state."
But this sounds even better:
"Bitcoin, the separation of money and authority."
#Bitcoin
Not belonging to anything, that is true freedom.
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Fiat Money's fundamental issue lies in its architecture—a structure of hierarchy and centralization that consolidates power and fosters an incentive system rewarding parasitic behaviour.
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Privacy is a human right, it is not politics.
#Bitcoin


Bitcoin haters don't hate Bitcoin, they hate being wrong.
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Crime, Money, and #Bitcoin
Money is more than just currency; it's a medium of exchange that enables transactions for goods and services. But what defines money, and how does Bitcoin fit into the picture?
Money is versatile, it allows you to buy anything. If something cannot be used to purchase goods or services without restrictions, it's not truly money. Bitcoin, with its decentralised nature, embodies the essence of money.
It could be a coupon, loyalty points, a gift card, or a token, but it's not really money if it comes with restrictions on how you can use it. It's not money because it has lost one of its fundamental properties: being a 'medium of exchange.'
Criminals have long used traditional currency for illicit activities. Similarly, they can use Bitcoin because it's money. However, it's essential to recognize that the tool itself is not the crime; it's the actions of individuals.
Attempts to control crime through monetary regulations often lead to overreach, with the organisation imposing control becoming the perpetrator. Bitcoin offers a decentralised alternative that puts control back in the hands of individuals.
Despite its association with criminal activities in media, the reality is that the vast majority of Bitcoin users are seeking to build a future based on unrestricted trade. However, like any form of money, it can be misused by a minority.
Bitcoin addresses the root causes of monetary issues by removing permissions, borders, centralization, and biases. It offers a transformative experience, empowering individuals and reshaping the way we view money.
By understanding the relationship between crime, money, and Bitcoin, we can appreciate the potential for positive change in the financial landscape. Bitcoin represents not just a currency but a paradigm shift in our understanding of money and its role in society.
#Bitcoin 🧡
📍Privacy is Personal Security:
Privacy plays a crucial role in ensuring personal security and protecting individuals from unwarranted scrutiny.
Privacy provides a sense of security.
📍Justice and Privacy:
Privacy enhances justice within societies by eliminating biases and moral judgments based on individual distinctions.
We're the only thing that can protect us and the only way to protect anyone is to protect everyone.
📍Security vs. Crime:
Security is more than just the absence of crime; it encompasses the presence of justice and fairness. Safe societies are built on principles of justice, starting with the rights of individuals. Therefore, privacy is essential for individual safety.
📍National Security vs. Public Safety:
The security offered by a nation or country, known as "National Security," is not synonymous with public safety and does not necessarily ensure the security of society's individuals. 'National Security' is State security.
📍Privacy as a Fundamental Right:
Privacy is a foundational human right that underpins other rights. It empowers individuals to control their personal information and maintain autonomy.
Privacy is the power to selectively reveal oneself to the world.
📍Exercising Human Rights:
Like muscles, human rights, including privacy, require exercise to remain strong. Neglecting them may lead to their erosion over time.
Privacy is not the antithesis of security. Privacy is security!
#Bitcoin #PrivacyMatters 🧡