⚡️🌍 DATA - Visualizing Scarcity: What Does 21 Million Actually Mean?

Bitcoin’s fixed supply of 21 million is often discussed in abstract terms. Let’s bring it back down to Earth, literally.

Earth’s total surface area: 510 million km². Now imagine this surface represents 21,000,000 Bitcoin.

👀 Let’s break it down:

- 1 BTC = Tuvalu (~26 km²) 🇹🇻

- 10 BTC = Palau (~459 km²) 🇵🇼

- 100 BTC = Luxembourg (~2,586 km²) 🇱🇺

- 1,000 BTC = North Macedonia (~25,700 km²) 🇲🇰

- 10,000 BTC = United Kingdom (~243,000 km²) 🇬🇧

- 210,000 BTC = Kazakhstan (~2.7 million km²) 🇰🇿

- 393,000 BTC = USA or China (~9.8 million km²) 🇺🇸 🇨🇳

- 703,000 BTC = Russia (~17 million km²) 🇷🇺

- 7,000,000 BTC = Entire land surface of Earth 🌍

💬 So if you start from this principle, if you own 1 BTC, you’re effectively holding a piece of Earth the size of a sovereign island.

And since #Bitcoin is the only digital asset that is genuinely decentralized and genuinely secure, this is the only planet that will ever matter in the digital space.

You’re not just holding a coin, you’re holding digital plot of land on a finite map. In a world rushing to reprice scarcity, this is the only plot that can't be inflated, copied, or confiscated.

There won't be another Earth.

There won't be another Bitcoin.