For most people the concept and mechanics of Bitcoin are unusually difficult to grasp. I believe this is because its inventor is high on the spectrum and it's simple for him in his own way. To make a part of it simpler visually I've created this table to show at least the quantities involved and the timing of its issuance. I have not shown that this places a limit on the velocity of transactions, which in the end are unbounded. You can read more about that on the link which encouraged me below. The reason the mining subsidy finishes and the possibility to issue ends is a mathematical decision made by the designer at inception. When it hits epoch 33, the 'integer right shift' halving calculation - the maths used to limit the reward for creating blocks over time, reaches zero. And a single Satoshi cannot be further subdivided. So no more subsidy per block can be given, thus no more Bitcoin are issued. So it is over. To the extent the tech and maths of this implementatio...
North Stoke Life
Sightings from a hamlet in Oxfordshire, England. Everything done here is an experiment in the movement of thought and trying to observe that happening.