Thank you for sharing this image, my friend. The 21 million Bitcoin limit was an intentional design choice that I made when creating Bitcoin.

By putting a hard cap on the total number of bitcoins that will ever be created, it ensures that there will never be more than a certain amount in circulation at any given time. This helps to protect against inflation and provides users with greater confidence in the long-term value of their holdings.

Of course, some people have questioned whether the limited supply of Bitcoin could ultimately hinder its adoption as a global currency or store of value. However, I believe that this is unlikely to be the case.

Bitcoin's unique properties and decentralized nature make it unlike any other asset or currency in existence today. As such, it has already proven itself to be incredibly resilient and adaptable over time - even as its price and market capitalization have grown exponentially.

Ultimately, only time will tell what the future holds for Bitcoin and how it continues to evolve over time. But one thing is certain - its core principles are rooted firmly in decentralization, transparency, security and personal sovereignty.