🟨 : Bitcoin's Supply Limit and Global Adoption

"If Bitcoin’s supply is capped at 21 million, how can it support a growing global economy with billions of people?"

Bitcoin is often called "digital gold" due to its scarcity — only 21 million BTC will ever exist. But here's the puzzle: the global population is increasing, and many crypto enthusiasts believe Bitcoin could become a global reserve currency.

So how can something with a fixed supply serve a growing global demand?

🔹 Can Layer 2 solutions like Lightning Network make BTC more scalable?

🔹 Will sats (satoshis) — the smallest unit of BTC — be enough to divide and distribute Bitcoin fairly across billions of users?

🔹 Or is Bitcoin’s role more about being a store of value, not a daily currency?

Some say this scarcity gives BTC its strength — like gold, it becomes more valuable as demand increases. Others argue that Bitcoin’s limited design is a barrier to mass adoption and daily utility.

🔍 What’s your take on this?

Do you think Bitcoin can scale globally, or is it better suited as a digital asset rather than a global currency?

👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments. Let’s discuss this deeply.

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