Want to be rich? Bitcoin’s limited supply cap means you only need 0.01 BTC
In 10 years Bitcoin’s finite supply will be nearly exhausted, meaning holders might only need 0.01 BTC to become filthy rich. In 10 years Bitcoin’s finite supply will be nearly exhausted, meaning holders might only need 0.01 BTC to become filthy rich.Saving 0.01 Bitcoin (BTC) might cost only $500 today but according to the current global wealth distribution and the digital asset's limited supply, 0.01 BTC just might be enough to make one a millionaire in the future.According to Credit Suisse's "Global Wealth Report 2020", there are 51.9 million individuals with a net worth surpassing $1....
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