TheCreation

A fixed supply of 21 million A Bitcoin coin beside the number 21 million, representing the fixed maximum supply that can never be inflated. 21,000,000 THE ONLY HARD CAP no one can ever make more

An illustration: the power of a fixed-supply asset

A simple "what if" — not a prediction and not a promise. It just shows the arithmetic if Bitcoin were ever to reach $1.4M, from three different entry prices. Bitcoin is volatile and could also fall heavily.

Invested (USD)Buy at $100KBuy at $75KBuy at $50K
1,00014,00018,70028,000
2,00028,00037,30056,000
4,00056,00074,700112,000
8,000112,000149,300224,000
16,000224,000298,700448,000
32,000448,000597,300896,000
64,000896,0001,194,7001,792,000
128,0001,792,0002,389,3003,584,000
Values rounded to the nearest hundred dollars. This is illustrative arithmetic only — it assumes a single price target and ignores fees, taxes and timing. Never invest more than you can afford to lose. See Weak Spots for the real risks.

Who holds Bitcoin? (countries)

A snapshot of the largest national Bitcoin holdings — approximate, early 2025. Government holdings shift (often through seizures and sales) and private figures are estimates, so treat these as ballpark, not exact.

CountryGov-held BTCNote
United States~213,300largely from Silk Road / Bitfinex seizures
China~190,000PlusToken seizure; crypto banned domestically
United Kingdom~61,000money-laundering seizure
Ukraine~46,400seizures + wartime donations
Germany~0sold ~46,400 BTC by mid-2024
Bhutan~13,000state-linked mining
El Salvador~6,000legal tender; strategic purchases
Venezuela~240high private crypto use
Finland~90narcotics-case seizures, mostly sold
Georgia~66emerging crypto use
Approximate, early 2025 (valued around $103K per BTC at the time). National holdings are incomplete and change frequently — figures are estimates, not confirmed balances. Most government BTC comes from seizures; Bhutan (mining) and El Salvador (purchases) are the exceptions, and Germany sold its entire stash by mid-2024. Rumoured but unconfirmed: the UAE is speculated to hold 420,000+ BTC (would top the list if true), and Bulgaria a rumoured 200,000 BTC from 2017 seizures — both excluded above for lack of confirmation.