Learn more about how you can use Aperture Finance in this tutorial.

Aperture Finance is pioneering AI-powered intents with a native solver network that features an IntentsGPT interface and an AI-driven smart solver simulation to enhance the DeFi experience.

 tab and click on the chain/DEX selector located next to the 

 Proceed to swap any desired amount of tokens using any token pair (e.g., USDC/ETH).

By following these steps, you will successfully execute a swap on ApertureSwap. Enjoy seamless token trading with Aperture Finance!

Task 2: Open a Liquidity Position on Aperture

 tab and select the DEX and the intended chain.

 and enter the required information (token pair, respective amounts, and define price range).

. This completes the process of opening a liquidity position.

Task 3: Rebalance a Liquidity Position on Aperture

You should be able to see your existing liquidity positions (whether opened through Aperture or not). Click on the liquidity position you want to rebalance.

 button on the extended panel on the right.

Select a new range on the chart and click 

. This completes the rebalance process. 

Aperture offers advanced intent-based rebalance features including 

which elevates your LP management experience to the next level. Please give it a try!

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Aperture Finance On-Chain Task Tutorial

GAME•OF•BITCOIN (GAMES) is the leading GameFi Runes token on Bitcoin, offering play-to-earn opportunities and potential utility beyond its meme coin status.

 on Apr 19, 2024, has quickly led to the creation of thousands of fungible tokens on Bitcoin (

). Based on Bitcoin's native unspent transaction outputs (

) and featuring high efficiency, Runes tokens have proved to be highly popular. The number of Runes tokens on the Bitcoin network has crossed the 68,000 mark by early May, less than a month since the start of the protocol's operations. 

However, despite their potential in the realms of DeFi and beyond, most Runes tokens don't feature any existing or planned use cases beyond acting as 

. Only a select few Runes assets are anticipated to power some applied functionality. 

One key area for potential application of Runes-based Bitcoin cryptos is 

 — a critical niche of the blockchain industry that opens up play-to-earn (

) and other engage-to-earn (E2E) opportunities for 

 gamers. GAME•OF•BITCOIN (GAMES), one of the earliest Runes, is quickly shaping up as the undisputed leader of the GameFi category in the Runes universe.

 (GAMES) is a gaming-focused Runes token on the Bitcoin blockchain. The token is among the earliest Runes cryptos on the Bitcoin blockchain, etched at block #840,000, which served as the starting point for Runes. GAME•OF•BITCOIN is Runes token #111.

Unlike most other Runes assets, GAME•OF•BITCOIN has applications beyond that of just a meme coin. Launched by game development outfit Ordz Games, the token is designed to support gaming and possibly even decentralized physical infrastructure network (

) use cases. GAME•OF•BITCOIN is the first and probably most notable GameFi token within the Runes ecosystem.

According to CoinGecko, the GAME•OF•BITCOIN token 

, all of which had been pre-minted by Ordz Games. There are currently fewer than 200 holders listed for the token, with the issuer still controlling the bulk of the supply. 

Ordz Games is a Singapore-based developer of blockchain games and gaming-related products for the Bitcoin ecosystem. The company has released a series of Bitcoin 

, called Ordz Heroes, dedicated to a variety of retro games.

You can earn points and crypto rewards by playing the games released by the company. Reward points accumulated in the games can be exchanged for ORDG tokens — a fungible cryptocurrency based on the 

The developer has already started offering the option to earn GAME•OF•BITCOIN tokens through 

Another way to earn GAME•OF•BITCOIN tokens, besides playing the games released by Ordz Games, is via staking ORDG. Using the 

 option offered by the developer, you can lock ORDG in order to earn rewards in GAME•OF•BITCOIN.

Currently, the GAME•OF•BITCOIN token isn't widely available on either major centralized or decentralized exchanges. The primary trading platform for Bitcoin Runes, including the GAME•OF•BITCOIN token, is 

, a popular multichain marketplace featuring affordable transaction fees that originally included 

-based assets. It now also offers items from different platforms, including Bitcoin Ordinal NFTs, Runes tokens, 

GAME•OF•BITCOIN is among the rare Runes tokens that might grow to support an extensive ecosystem of games and other blockchain initiatives. Of course, much of the token's potential will depend upon Ordz Games' ability to expand its user base. Releasing the token was the easy part; attracting gamers in the highly competitive GameFi niche is a much harder task.

If Ordz Games takes off as a prominent blockchain gaming platform, it will certainly spell strong growth and long-term relevance for the GAME•OF•BITCOIN token. Another intriguing possibility is the use of the token in applications such as DePIN. So far, this has been limited to Ordz Games' announcements of such potential applications. Some investors might be awaiting the release of more precise details before passing judgment.

In any case, Ordz Games' eagerness to find functional use cases for the GAME•OF•BITCOIN token is commendable, particularly in the context of the countless Runes tokens designed for nothing other than meme-ignited giggles.

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GAME•OF•BITCOIN: The First GameFi Runes Token on Bitcoin

TARS AI (TAI) bridges AI and web3 with scalable infrastructure, offering AI-powered solutions for web3 startups to streamline operations like smart contract management and token distribution.

 technology has created enormous opportunities for startups and established businesses to reach new audiences and propose innovative business models. However, despite the great potential offered by the 

 industry, many projects face operational difficulties, both at the pre-launch and post-launch stages. 

These projects may propose incredibly useful product ideas, but they often run into operational issues, such as the complexity of creating and managing smart contracts, difficulties with token distribution mechanisms, lack of credibility in the web3 sphere, and limited access to automation and AI technologies.

TARS AI (TAI), previously TARS Protocol, is a decentralized blockchain-as-a-service (BaaS) platform that aims to solve these issues by offering web3 businesses a comprehensive set of AI-powered operational modules. The platform's suite of products is designed to empower projects to start their web3 journey by leveraging modular AI-based solutions.

 (TAI) is a decentralized, multichain platform that offers AI-powered modular solutions and tools, enabling organizations in the web3 space to quickly and efficiently launch and manage their tokens and projects. 

By offering a unified platform on which common tools and modules required for a modern web3 project are easily available, TARS AI helps new 

 (DApp) projects reduce the significant risks associated with early-stage operations.

In many cases, launching web3 projects requires rich technical skills, operational expertise, knowledge of the intricacies of specific chains and more. Many hopeful startups lack either such depth of expertise, or access to all of the necessary tools. As a result, they may face significant risks at these critical early stages.

At the same time, the rapid development of AI technologies creates unique opportunities to automate many operational processes in order to help streamline the management of a web3 project. TARS AI aims to offer its users AI products specifically tailored for typical early-stage web3 initiatives. Using the platform, blockchain projects can effortlessly transition into the world of web3, even when they don't have a large team of technical and operations experts.

The TARS AI project was launched in 2022 under the brand name of TARS Protocol. In September 2023, it was rebranded to TARS AI to reflect its focus on AI solutions. TARS AI is a multichain platform, operating on eight blockchain and 

 (ARB). The project’s team plans to continue expanding the platform's reach to even more chains in the future.

TARS AI users have access to a diverse range of AI-powered tools, widgets and solutions to add to their DApps at the pre-launch and post-launch stages. In many cases, these modular solutions and products require little-to-no blockchain programming expertise, reducing the costs and barriers to entry for new project operators. For instance, the platform's AI-driven 

 governance module can be used as a plug-in solution that automatically sets the standards and rules for joining the DAO and participating in its governance processes.

 power all of the available TARS AI processes and solutions. Client DApps on TARS AI can also integrate composable, modular AI-powered smart contracts into their projects, quickly automating tasks such as smart contract deployment and management, user authentication, and management of digital assets related to the project's fundraising activities.

TARS AI Hub is the platform's AI models aggregator. It’s designed to provide web3 users access to a variety of pre-trained AI algorithms. The AI models available via the hub are completely free for TARS AI users to integrate into their own DApp projects. These models have been carefully curated by the TARS team to include only quality algorithms relevant to web3 project operators.

AI developers can contribute models to the hub and earn rewards in return for their contributions via the platform's Build2Earn incentive mechanism. Users can also engage with the hub's AI models and earn crypto rewards for using them through yet another incentive system, AI2Earn.

TARS Space empowers web3 startups to create their own personalized branded space on the platform to showcase their business and products, provide verifiable client testimonials and launch other TARS AI tools relevant to their operations. Operators can use TARS Space to build brand awareness and manage AI-powered tools through a unified interface.

Claimer is an AI tool on TARS Space that automates and streamlines token 

 and management operations. Project owners can design highly customized token vesting and release schedules based on smart contracts and AI. The AI component of Claimer lets you dynamically adjust the schedules. Investors also benefit from using Claimer by gaining access to an AI-driven, streamlined token-claim process.

Smart SAFT, another TARS Space tool, automates the processes involved in project fundraising activities. Most web3 projects secure funds at the early stages of their operation using these Simple Agreements for Future Tokens (SAFTs). Smart SAFT automates the drafting and enforcement of such activities.

Using smart contracts, Smart SAFT offers a decentralized solution that enables investors to carefully assess their agreements’ terms and protect themselves from the inherent risks involved in web3 investment decisions. AI-powered algorithms ensure that the process of generating and enforcing SAFTs is safe and beneficial to both sides of the fundraising activity — DApp operators and token investors.

 or unauthorized access to project materials and DApps’ internal areas is a concern for many operators. Web3 initiatives at the early stages of their lifecycles are particularly prone to such violations. The Web3 Staff Authenticator is a decentralized identity verification solution that helps operators manage platform access. It can be used for authenticating staff, DAO members or other authorized parties.

Operators can add their employees' or DAO members' details, such as emails, social media handles and other relevant account details, to the project's branded TARS Space. These are held in a secure, decentralized way on the platform. Other project participants can then easily verify the details of an employee or DAO member via the Space.

TAI, previously referred to as TARS, is the native cryptocurrency of the TARS AI platform. It has a wide range of functions on the platform, including:

 asset with a maximum and total supply of 1 billion tokens, of which 

The TAI token is available through Bybit's Spot market. From May 2–16, 2024, you can also participate in Bybit's dedicated campaigns to grab a share of the 

. Till May 15, a further opportunity to grab TAI tokens is available via an 

, a user-friendly and gas-free aggregator of the most promising airdrops available in the web3 space.

The unrelenting march of AI technologies has opened up unique opportunities across the blockchain industry. Using the remarkable proliferation of quality AI models and solutions, the TARS AI team has delivered a modular product that lets operators start their DApp journeys even when they don't have access to a big team of professional consultants and developers. 

If you have a great web3 project idea, the implementation is now a lot easier and smoother, all thanks to TARS AI and the modules it offers. This is a rare platform that combines cutting-edge AI solutions with scalable web3 modular infrastructure. What TARS AI needs now is more web3 startups appreciating its AI-powered modular services and deciding to join the ranks of its users.

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TARS AI (TAI): Bridging AI and Web3 With Scalable Infrastructure

VanEck's MarketVector has launched a new index called MEMECOIN to track the largest meme coins, showing a significant growth in this category.

Daily Top Performer — The Open Network (TON)

The SPX index is up 0.51%, despite an unexpected rise in weekly jobless claims boosting expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts, remarks from Fed policymakers suggest interest rates may remain high for a while. Speeches from Fed officials and upcoming PPI and CPI data are expected to shed more light on inflation trends. The broader cryptocurrency market is up, with Bitcoin and Ether rising by 0.47% and 2.36%, respectively in the past 24 hours.

Today’s outperformer is TON, which jumped 6.8% after 

 Capital's investment in TON which aims to transform the blockchain landscape with its massive user base.

The Open Network (TON), launched in 2018, is a decentralized Layer 1 blockchain that utilizes a proof of stake (PoS) consensus model for transaction validation and payment settlement. Recently, Pantera Capital has invested in TON, a blockchain developed from Telegram's efforts, which leverages Telegram's 900 million users and has the potential to become the largest crypto network. TON integrates seamlessly with Telegram, offering scalable transactions and user-friendly features like the "Wallet in Telegram" for simple crypto handling. The network supports a thriving ecosystem of mini-apps and has recently enhanced its capabilities with native USDt stablecoin transactions, making crypto payments as easy as conventional mobile payments. 

Check Out the Latest Prices, Charts, and Data of 

 MarketVector has launched a new index called MEMECOIN to track the largest meme coins, showing a significant growth in this category. The index, which includes popular tokens like Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, Pepe, Floki Inu, dogwifhat, and BONK, has seen a 195% annual increase, outperforming Bitcoin's 123% rise. The total market cap for meme coins is $51 billion, with the MarketVector index tracking $44.67 billion of it. Growing investor interest is fueled by lower transaction costs on platforms like Solana, enabling small bets for potentially large profits. Additionally, political-themed meme tokens such as BODEN, MAGA, and TREMP have surged in popularity during the election season.

Bitcoin's price is hovering around $61,000 amid lackluster ETF inflows and rising interest rates that dampen demand for riskier assets. However, on-chain data suggests a potential 300% increase in Bitcoin's value, targeting a peak between $250,000 and $275,000. Despite uneven daily flows, ETFs globally show a 64% year-to-date increase in AUM, boosted by new BTC ETF launches in the U.S. and positive regulatory developments worldwide. Meanwhile, Ethereum faces declines due to expected regulatory hurdles, reflecting broader market downturns in April.

 recently completed a $700k airdrop for traders of specific gaming tokens and NFTs. The eligibility snapshot, taken on May 7, 2024, identified 1,757 wallets that had traded whitelisted assets on DeDust.io or Ston.fi between April 1 and May 7. Assets included were from MiniApps & Games like Ton Punks, Tap Fantasy, and others. Rewards varied by score, with 1757 wallets receiving between 50 to 100 TON each, depending on their trading activity. Additionally, a related prediction contest awarded 26 participants with up to 15,000 TON each. The full criteria and distribution details are available on the TON Research forum, and the airdrop was executed on May 9th.

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VanEck's MarketVector Launches MEMECOIN Index

Crypto

Bitcoin

Curious about the 21 million Bitcoin limit? From price surges to legislative support, here's what happens when all Bitcoins are mined.

 continues gaining traction and popularity for its decentralized nature and potential long-term value growth. More than 19 million bitcoins have been mined, and the next Bitcoin halving is taking place less than a year from now. This leads us to a most perplexing question: What happens when all the bitcoins have been mined?

As of Jun 2023, approximately 19.402 million bitcoins are already in circulation, which means only 1.59 million bitcoins are left for mining.

 An average of 37.5 bitcoins are being mined hourly, which makes 900 BTC mined each day. No bitcoins are truly lost. The assignment of the term “lost” to Bitcoin relates to owners who have 

, which results in their Bitcoin being locked away permanently.

 is used to reduce the number of available bitcoins entering circulation by half every time 210,000 

 have been mined (roughly every four years). This means the last Bitcoin will be mined by the end of 2078. In other words, no more bitcoins will be left to mine.

There is some confusion surrounding the exact date when the total Bitcoin supply will have been mined. If you search Google for the answer, chances are that the date of this event is listed as 2040 instead of 2078. 

The reward for mining started out at 50 BTC per block when Bitcoin was released in 2009. When the first Bitcoin halving took place in Nov 2012, the reward was halved to 25 BTC per block, followed by block rewards of 12.5 BTC in Jul 2016 and the most recent halving (May 2020

lowering the block reward to 6.25 BTC. It’s estimated that the next Bitcoin halving will occur on June 5, 2024, reducing the Bitcoin block reward to 3.125 BTC.

As of Jun 15, 2023, the current block count is 794,416, with 45,584 left to be mined until the next halving at 840,000 blocks.

, determined in 2008 that the total Bitcoin supply cap would always be pegged at 21 million, ensuring a virtual currency without inflation. However, since Bitcoin is intended for transactional use, just like paper currency, too many bitcoins in the market could generate wild BTC price swings.

With that in mind, the inventor stipulated a 21 million Bitcoin limit to control the supply and, thus, future Bitcoin prices and fluctuations.

One way to control the mechanism was to gradually release bitcoins, without overwhelming the market by releasing all 21 million bitcoins. For this reason, Bitcoin’s code was designed to allow only a fixed number of bitcoins to be mined every year until the 21 million limit is reached.

New bitcoins enter circulation whenever a new block is mined and added onto the Bitcoin blockchain. 

 is programmed with a difficult mathematical algorithm that helps keep the entire system stable by maintaining a 10-minute duration for finding new blocks. This difficulty is updated every 2,016 blocks, or roughly every two weeks, as the network itself determines if the activities of miners have increased or decreased. The network then adjusts the Bitcoin mining difficulty to keep each block time to roughly 10 minutes.

Every day, fewer Bitcoin blocks are available to mine as the Bitcoin mining end date gradually approaches. However, it’s essential to understand that not every Bitcoin mined to date is in circulation — which further reduces the total supply of bitcoins in circulation at any given moment. There are many reasons why the existing supply of bitcoins doesn’t correlate to the total number of bitcoins already mined.

One of the main reasons is the method of storing Bitcoin. Since the owner needs to protect their Bitcoin using 

 and passwords, there’s no way to access the stored bitcoins if the owner passes away without giving someone else access to the password. Bitcoin can also be rendered permanently inaccessible due to other errors on the part of its owners. This innovative digital currency is unlike any other assets in that it’s almost impossible to retrieve without the consent of the owner.

According to a recent study by the New York Times, almost 20% of bitcoins are trapped in

, with a total value estimated to be around $140 billion. These bitcoins will likely stay trapped indefinitely, which affects the total supply of bitcoins in circulation.

The next time someone asks you how many bitcoins are in circulation, simply look at the circulating supply. As of this writing, that number is 

, minus any bitcoins trapped in inaccessible wallets.

Even if there were no trapped bitcoins, it’s theoretically impossible to reach the supply limit of 21 million once all the bitcoins have been mined. In reality, the final figure will be very close to Bitcoin’s supply cap because Bitcoin’s supply is never expressed in exact terms. Instead, the code Bitcoin uses rounds off decimal points to the closest integer. As a result, a supply of 6.2589 bitcoins is represented as 6 bitcoins.

Bitcoins are split into smaller units, known as satoshis. One satoshi constitutes one 1/100 millionth of a Bitcoin. Due to these smaller units — and the rounding off of figures — experts suggest the Bitcoin supply cap will be limited to 20,999,999 instead of 21 million.

Incentive to Increase Bitcoin’s Total Supply

Bitcoin mining is popular because there’s a tremendous incentive for miners who can successfully mine the maximum amount of Bitcoin for their gain. Although the incentive is paid in block rewards, besides receiving Bitcoin miners also receive a part of the transaction fees associated with the completion of a block.

After the three previous halvings, miners currently receive 6.25 BTC for confirming a block. Despite the reduction in the mining reward amount, the higher value of each Bitcoin makes up for the halving effect. Transaction fees have also increased as a result of Bitcoin going mainstream. While Bitcoin transaction fees are expected to rise, not all BTC transactions need to be settled on the blockchain. Additional layers, such as 

, provide cheaper, faster ways to transfer Bitcoin, and will likely help with mass adoption as well.

Some experts believe that incentive isn’t an issue — because the transaction fees, which make up only 6% of the existing revenue for miners, will increase substantially, making up for the loss of Bitcoin block rewards. Still, this isn’t a satisfying answer for many stakeholders who are actively engaged in the Bitcoin industry. They still want to know what will happen when all 21 million bitcoins have been mined, and if there’s something they can do about how many bitcoins there will be in the future.

Is It Possible to Change the Bitcoin Supply Cap?

It’s theoretically possible to change the total Bitcoin supply by altering the underlying code. Since Bitcoin itself is software, experts agree that it can be changed. To do so will require developers, stakeholders and the community at large to agree to alter the code. If an agreement were to be reached, the developers would write a code to integrate those changes into the 

In order for everything to work properly, the next step would be to ensure that all nodes on the Bitcoin network either accept the changes — or are forced off of it. However, getting every node to accept the changes is no trivial task, since the Bitcoin platform was primarily designed as a standalone system that requires no changes. At that point, the developers would need to deal with a 

, which is a consensus change that makes a previously invalid behavior valid. In the perfect scenario, all the nodes would be upgraded to accept the proposed changes.

Another scenario would have only some Bitcoin users favoring the existing 21 million BTC limit. In this situation, miners and nodes who didn’t accept the change would continue to operate on the existing Bitcoin platform. These dissidents would likely compete with the new Bitcoin platform to capture market share. This is known as a 

, as it would create another chain that splits the miner base. One such example is 

Impact on Stakeholders: What Happens When All 21 Million Bitcoins Have Been Mined? 

At this time, no one can accurately predict what will happen when all the available bitcoins have been mined.

Several analysts favor using higher transaction fees to compensate for the absence of block rewards. New technologies will likely help to cut the mining cost, eventually resulting in more profit for miners. Another theory suggests that Bitcoin platforms will only be used for large transactions of very high value, offering sufficient revenue to satisfy stakeholders. Still other theories speculate about proof of stake (PoS) and mining cartels.

From a stakeholder’s perspective, the following is a brief overview of what will happen when all of the bitcoins are mined.

Miners are responsible for verifying transactions and adding new blocks to the Bitcoin network. They must solve complex mathematical puzzles, which nowadays require costly ASIC computers with substantial computational power that use a lot of electricity.

To compensate for their effort and cost to secure the network, miners are awarded block rewards and transaction fees.

Currently, most miners and mining firms use the Bitcoin block reward system to offset the cost of mining and still make a profit. But as mining rewards are halved, it’s expected that Bitcoin mining costs will eventually exceed the BTC rewards that miners make, well before the fixed supply is reached.

However, if the price of Bitcoin increases over time, it can sometimes offset a decrease in Bitcoin block rewards. Currently, using a regression model, the average cost of mining a Bitcoin is roughly $17,600, and the most efficient miners using 

 can still mine at breakeven between $7,700 and $10,560, depending on the network difficulty and cost of electricity. All miners from the previous generation of 2016 to 2018 are no longer profitable, and many of the mining rigs between 2019 and 2020 are also no longer profitable.

In the next Bitcoin halving in 2024, these breakeven prices will double if more efficient mining rigs aren’t created or cheaper sources of electricity aren’t found. This could spell trouble for miners if Bitcoin’s price doesn’t increase enough to reach those levels, creating a potential death spiral in which too many miners stop mining as it becomes unprofitable. There just won’t be enough hash power to mine sufficient blocks for the mining difficulty to readjust within two weeks.

The only question is: What happens to transaction processing fees when all the coins are mined? Theoretically, if a miner validates enough transactions, the fees earned can help compensate for missing block rewards. But the transaction fee amount will depend on the state of the network in the future.

If the current limit of 21 million isn’t breached, one of the existing scenarios will need to occur: Higher transaction fees and reduced operational costs should be enough to keep things rolling; or, at the opposite end of the spectrum, miners may form cartels to control the supply and demand of bitcoins, as practiced in oil production and in diamond mining industries.

As Bitcoin mining nears its limit, the value of Bitcoin is expected to rise. Assuming that Bitcoin remains popular, the limited supply and investment value will tempt people to use Bitcoin as an investment commodity that acts as a store of value rather than for transactional use.

The price graph of Bitcoin favors this extrapolation because its value has consistently risen, despite the decrease in reward per block. HODLers and retail investors will hoard bitcoins in their wallets instead of releasing them. These actions will further decrease the supply, and keep Bitcoin’s value high.

In the future, whenever a new crisis emerges, central banks around the world are likely to print more money to combat it, causing a devaluation of the currency. Citizens of that country may choose to use their highly inflationary local currency to 

, a disinflationary digital currency that cannot be controlled, as a store of value, regardless of the supply of Bitcoin, as long as its supply is limited.

A growing number of companies are eager to test the crypto waters. Tesla, Block, Morgan Stanley and many other brands already have long-term plans to adopt crypto. Even 

. If the popularity of cryptocurrencies continues unabated, it’s likely to attract more institutional investors who will be ready to take first-mover advantage.

According to Philip Gradwell, Chief Economist at Chainalysis, institutional investors are treating

. Due to Bitcoin’s mining limit, scarcity and potential price increase, institutional investors will use virtual currency as a hedge against inflation, just as they’ve used precious metals in the past.

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have proven to be a double-edged sword for governments worldwide. While many countries don’t accept Bitcoin as legal tender, they’re keenly watching its impact on the world’s economy. As of now, El Salvador is the first country to adopt Bitcoin legally, but 

Instead of the take-it-or-leave-it approach, policymakers will probably favor a middle ground, such as approving a 

. Governments will adopt Bitcoin — but they’ll try to regulate every aspect of its operations. Rather than waiting to find an answer to what happens when all the bitcoins have been mined, there’s a strong possibility that individual governments, including that of the U.S., will create their own versions of digital currencies to compete with Bitcoin, known as 

Given the enduring popularity of Bitcoin, we can safely assume that, 

, it will continue to attract stakeholders even when the total Bitcoin supply has been mined. Reaching the maximum number of bitcoins won’t create a doomsday scenario unless Bitcoin loses its demand and traction. More likely, the Bitcoin ecosystem will continue to adapt to changing patterns in the global economy, giving it a stable outlook for the foreseeable future.

21 Million Bitcoin Limit: What Happens When All the Bitcoins Have Been Mined?

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