Bitcoin's 10,000 BTC from 2010 pizzas now worth $800B while US M2 rose 166% to $22.6T, highlighting fixed supply versus unlimited fiat growth.

According to @StockMKTNewz, 20 million out of the total 21 million Bitcoin (BTC) that can ever exist have already been mined. With Bitcoin's issuance rate slowing down due to halvings, it is expected that the final Bitcoin will not be mined until approximately the year 2140. This milestone highlights Bitcoin's fixed supply design, which is a fundamental aspect of its value proposition.

According to @litecoin, Litecoin has a fixed maximum supply of 84,000,000 LTC and no issuance beyond that cap, reinforcing its positioning as a digital commodity; source: @litecoin on X (Dec 6, 2025). For traders, this hard cap provides an absolute upper bound for total float to model scarcity and long-term supply dynamics in valuation frameworks; source: @litecoin on X (Dec 6, 2025) and Litecoin.org (protocol overview).

According to @litecoin, there will only ever be 84 million LTC, reaffirming Litecoin’s hard-capped maximum supply that defines its long-term tokenomics; source: @litecoin on X. Litecoin’s issuance is predetermined via block reward halvings, with the reward reduced to 6.25 LTC per block in August 2023 and the next halving expected around 2027, which steadily lowers new supply over time; source: Litecoin.org; source: Litecoin Core documentation on GitHub. The fixed 84 million cap and scheduled halvings make LTC’s future emission curve calculable, enabling traders to model supply-driven scarcity and track issuance as a concrete input in strategy; source: Litecoin.org.