I think what he was trying to express was about the pollution of the oceans and the destruction of the ozone layer with the manufacture of Rolls Royce and Toyota Corolla.

94.3% of all Bitcoin that will ever exist has already been mined. But that’s not the exciting part…
it’s what happens next that will blow your mind.
With every block, we are watching the endgame of the most fascinating economic experiment in history.
Here’s the plot twist that no one is talking about:
Right now, miners are earning $$ 28 million every day to secure their Bitcoin. By 2140, that reward will drop to zero. Zero. Zero.
Current Reality:
- Only 1.2 million Bitcoin left to mine (less than millionaires in Japan)
- Miners rely on block rewards for 98.2% of their revenue
- Transaction fees? A measly 1.8% (US$$ 500k per day)
- 2-3 million BTC already lost to forgotten passwords forever
The trillion dollar question isn't about price - it's about survival:
Either Bitcoin transactions become more expensive than international wire transfers, or network security becomes cheaper than a mall security guard's salary.
We're basically building the world's most valuable network in the hopes that your grandchildren will happily pay Rolls Royce prices for Toyota Corolla rides.
Talk about a ticking time bomb with a 100-year fuse 💣
Your take: Are we witnessing the world's slowest security crisis? 🤔
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