$BTC BECAUSE it is becoming increasingly difficult to have 1 bitcoin

🚀 1. Continuous price increase

Since its launch, Bitcoin has gone from cents to over $100,000 in 2025. This means that the investment needed to acquire 1 BTC today is equivalent to buying a popular car or even a small property in some countries.

🌎 2. Greater global adoption

More and more institutions, companies, and governments are buying Bitcoin as a store of value. Spot ETFs, corporate treasuries (like MicroStrategy, MetaPlanet, and Trump TMTG), and even central banks are starting to accumulate BTC. The result? Less supply circulating freely.

📉 Limited supply

The maximum supply of Bitcoin is 21 million units. Over 19 million have already been mined, and it is estimated that at least 3 to 4 million have been lost forever (inaccessible wallets). The lower the supply, the greater the price pressure.

👥 Fractional investors competing for satoshis

Today, most investors do not buy “1 BTC,” but rather fractions — like 0.01 BTC or even less. The competition to accumulate satoshis (fractions of BTC) is increasing, making owning 1 BTC something rare, almost like having a whole bar of gold.

🏦 Narrative of “Bitcoin as digital gold”

Bitcoin is gaining status as a scarce and antifragile asset — just like physical gold. But unlike gold, it is programmable, portable, and resistant to censorship. This attracts long-term holders who buy and do not sell, further restricting the available supply.

📈 Psychological effect of scarcity

As the price rises and analysts project targets like $200,000 to $300,000 by 2026, the perception is that 1 BTC will be “unreachable” in the future, which encourages purchases now and further intensifies demand.

Bitcoin is now a thing for millionaires. For those of you who invest little, look for cryptos that you can buy 1 whole.

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