Forget the 21 million: This investment project offers 2.1 quadrillion Bitcoin (and is being taken seriously)
What if it became:
There may soon be a much larger number of Bitcoins compared to what exists today
If there is one thing that does not seem likely to change in Bitcoin, it is the limit of 21 million units, which was set by Satoshi Nakamoto when the blockchain was launched in 2009, a plan that is accepted and implemented by all users and nodes on the network.
At present, it seems difficult to imagine this number changing, although some claim that the absence of transaction fees in the future would pose a security problem, prompting users to consider removing this limit and reintroducing a fixed BTC reward for each block.
Although the security issue still needs to be proven, Nakamoto's genius lies precisely in the consensus capable of adapting to mining power to secure the blockchain, and some already want to modify the terms set by Satoshi and those adopted over time.
The BIP 177 project proposes changing the base unit: changing the supply from 21 million Bitcoin to 2.1 quadrillion, by renaming each part of 0.00000001 BTC as "Bitcoin. Did you know this before? Follow me for the latest news.
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