What Happens When the Last Bitcoin is Mined? Explained

What happens when the last Bitcoin, or rather when the last BTC, is mined is arguably the most important question in crypto. That’s because crypto is basically driven by Bitcoin and BTC’s price.

This question is becoming more important as crypto’s adoption continues and more individuals and institutions tie their financial success to BTC and Bitcoin. So far, the answers have been unsatisfactory.

That’s why today we’re going to do the deepest dive into this pressing topic that you’ll find anywhere and explain how the answers could mean BTC hitting a price of 1 million dollars in the next decade.

This is a video you can’t miss!

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0:00 Intro
0:47 What Is Bitcoin Mining And When Will The Last Bitcoin Be Mined?
5:26 What Happens After 21 Million BTC Is Reached?
11:13 Countries Buying BTC Could Support Bitcoin
15:52 Will Bitcoin Crash When The Last BTC Is Mined?
20:03 Outro

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The information contained herein is for informational purposes only. Nothing herein shall be construed to be financial legal or tax advice. The content of this video is solely the opinions of the speaker who is not a licensed financial advisor or registered investment advisor. Trading cryptocurrencies poses considerable risk of loss. The speaker does not guarantee any particular outcome.

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[fabianb]

This very technical answer to the question of the value of bitcoin is missing the crucial point that the actual value is still a convention, same as for money. But since its neither centralized nor regulated, there is also no guarantee for that value. It could vanish over night.

[Melinda_J]

How can I make good profit as a beginner starting with $6, 000?

[fomori]

Considering the research that went into this, he botched the ASICS info. ASICS is an acronym for 'application specific integrated circuits'. They are not "a computer", they are just components of a computer and are not even limited to bitcoin mining.

People realized that having ICs that did only the instructions needed to mine the coins was much more time efficient than using a CPU, or GPU, where there are extra instructions run that are not needed. Thus the looked to have an application specific chip made for that purpose.

[devnom]

Bitcoin is so decentralized that there have been 4 hard forks of it Bitcoin XT (no longer exists), Bitcoin Classic, Bitcoin Unlimited, & Bitcoin Cash

Generally when you have a currency in which there multiple conflicting "realties" for said currency it is cause for concern as it means that multiple people can hold same coin or "dollar" at the same time which is nonsense but is a thing that happens when a cryptocurrency is forked

[shadowlordalpha]

Once the last one is mined the miners get the transaction fee from processing the transaction, as each transaction costs some money, the real issue is if there are no transactions and noone processing them

[Electrichead]

You have a deflationary economy instead of an inflationary economy

[ryan-smith]

Video starts at 5:25 - you're welcome

Now April 2, 2025
The current price of TDCCP is $2.99
The price fluctuates between $3.1 and $2.93。
TDCCP In the future, the price will be $10, $100, or even higher.

[lincolncoull]

Brilliant, thanks for the well researched content 🙂

[matthewpepperl]

dont forget fusion power is right around the corner when that happens power will more than likely be irrelevant

[gxro]

Then people will look around, scratch their heads and wonder why something that has absolutely no intrinsic value and is bad for the environment was worth anything at all.

[Wickedstickyflowers]

When you start learning about economics and economies and currency’s, you realize there really is so valuable currency unless “we” say there is ?
If bitcoin is worth money
And money looses its value how does that effect things

[jonathangalante]

The problem is when it’s maxed out your money is stuck. You won’t be able to liquidate it.

[valeriekeefe]

Rising transaction costs should be great for value. No coins to pay miners... I guess they'll do it for free, right? Bubble gonna burst.

[metacryptoInsights]

cảm ơn chủ kênh nội dung rất hay bổ sung

[profvonshredder]

7 minutes in and I think I would not count on Bitcoin fulfilling the hype. Right now I think VISA charges 2-3% transaction fees. No one in their right mind will pay 10% or more in fees when they use their BTC.

[danwesche]

So bitcoin is ultimately expecting government intervention to sort everything out is my takeaway here. For a crypto skeptic like me, this is very weak tea.

[shiccup]

Its not really decentralized... Who currently mines Bitcoin who is profiting from mining Bitcoin currently. I can guarantee you and me aren't going to be spending compute on it

[ContagiousRepublic]

It means when a criminal organisation who owns a lot of bitcoins (say, the FSB which is the new name for the KGB) could destroy bitcoin exchanges and all their backups so that the remaining bitcoins gain value because they're needed for trading purposes a bit more.
As such treat bitcoins as a trading method, NOT as an investment to keep money into...

[xavierdupont]

This Bitcoin craziness is so shady it should deserve a Nobel prize in shadiness.