According to @binance, Bitcoin has a fixed 21 million BTC cap and the final coin is expected to be mined around 2140, after which the block subsidy ends and miners are compensated solely by transaction fees, Source: Binance Academy. The BTC network will continue to produce blocks and validate transactions under the same consensus rules, with miner incentives coming from fees included in each block, Source: Binance Academy. Halvings every 210000 blocks progressively reduce new issuance until it reaches zero, increasing the role of transaction fees in miner revenue and network security over time, Source: Binance Academy. For traders, the predictable decline in issuance means monitoring fee levels and the fee share of miner revenue becomes increasingly important as a proxy for on-chain demand and miner incentives, Source: Binance Academy.