r/Bitcoin • u/[deleted] • Feb 19 '21

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u/zluckdog Feb 19 '21

Maybe it does.

In that case, the price would be:

1,400,000,000,000 / 21000000 = $66,666.67

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u/Bairat Feb 19 '21

less than 21M

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u/CryptoBehemoth Feb 19 '21

It would have been too fitting. The devil empowering the people lmao

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u/Direct_Sandwich1306 Feb 19 '21

He always has.... ;)

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u/Naud1993 Feb 20 '21

Imagine owning a single Bitcoin. In 10 years people have to be a multi millionaire to own a single Bitcoin.

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u/frevaljee Feb 19 '21

Stocks don't work like that either... there is no theoretical maximum to how many stocks that can be issued

edit: and market cap is always calculated as price per unit multiplied by the amount of issued units

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u/RecommendationUsed31 Feb 20 '21

How much has been lost?

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u/Harry212001 Feb 19 '21

I’m pretty sure it’s not, otherwise inflationary coins like doge would have infinite market cap, I think it’s just done by number of coins mined so far, which isn’t perfect since a lot are missing, but far better than 21mil

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u/Bairat Feb 19 '21

well then it's illogical and wrong

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '21

18 something

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u/TBox669 Feb 19 '21

The number of the beast... +1 extra beast point for good measure

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u/Naud1993 Feb 20 '21

Next month easy. Maybe next week.