"Unlike gold, to which Bitcoin is often compared, there’s no ability to meet excess demand with increased supply," ...

The largest asset manager in the world says there is not enough Bitcoin (BTC) to meet the demand from American billionaires.

Lastly, Bitcoin must become more resistant to interest rate swings to be more comparable to gold. As inflation heated up ...

Only 21 million Bitcoins can ever be mined — but projections say the last won't be mined until around 2140. A major constraint on how many Bitcoins there are is the block reward halving process.

There are 32 halvings in total, with the last one predicted to happen around the year 2140. The first bitcoin halving occurred in 2012, reducing the block reward from 50 to 25 BTC. This was ...

It's widely known that no more than 21 million Bitcoins can be produced, and that's unlikely to happen before 2140. Only a certain number of Bitcoins are released each year, and this rate is ...

Based on the code that underlays the crypto, the last Bitcoin token will be mined in 2140. However, its finite supply makes it more comparable to gold and other commodities. Image source ...

"As many know, there is a predictable issuance schedule of new Bitcoin until 2140 with a pre-programmed max supply of 21 million tokens," wrote BlackRock multi-asset portfolio constructors ...