The claim conflates two distinct concepts: the physical finiteness of stars and Bitcoin’s design. While stars are indeed finite in lifespan and mass, the assertion that Bitcoin is “infinite” misrepresents its core mechanics. Bitcoin’s supply is capped at 21 million coins, a hard limit enforced by its code, as noted in sources like Quora and Facebook posts. However, Bitcoin’s divisibility into satoshis (100 million per BTC) might tempt arguments about “infinite” units, but this misses the point—scarcity lies in total supply, not fractional granularity. The comparison to stars feels strained; stars’ finiteness is empirical, while Bitcoin’s “infinite” label likely stems from ideological framing rather than technical reality. Is the claim about scarcity, divisibility, or something else? Let’s dissect it.

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