I've heard that the Earth's core is locked with ninety-nine point nine percent of the Earth's gold, and it has recently been discovered to be quietly 'leaking wealth'. Is this a bit interesting compared to our Bitcoin circle?

The gold in the Earth's core is locked, and the total amount of Bitcoin is also limited; both are 'scarce goods'. But the gold in the Earth's core is 'leaking', while Bitcoin is released through 'mining' and flows into the market.

'Mining' is like searching for 'leaked' gold in volcanic rock, using computer computing power, consuming electricity and time. The Earth's core 'leaking wealth' is an increment, and Bitcoin block generation is also a 'release', but both processes are slowing down.

One is hidden in the Earth's core, and the other is roaming the internet; seemingly unrelated, they both emphasize 'scarcity' and 'value'. The Earth's gold leaks slowly, while Bitcoin is 'released' according to rules; both are limited and gradually circulated.

These two 'golden assets', one is physically limited, and the other is algorithmically restricted; the forms are different, but the concepts of 'limited' and 'gradual release' are indeed quite similar. The 'leak' from the Earth's core might bring new thoughts to the Bitcoin circle. What do you think, isn't it quite interesting?