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Just checked: Bitcoin has practically reached the 20 million mark. The rules encoded in the protocol still work like on the first day – the supply is strictly limited and coded to a maximum of 21 million.
What fascinates me: The last million coins will take about 114 more years to mine. That is essentially encoded in the blockchain – the fewer coins left to mine, the longer it takes. The halvings are designed to guarantee this long process.
It's wild when you think about it. The scarcity is not artificial but mathematically encoded. While other currencies can be increased arbitrarily, Bitcoin follows a strict, unchangeable plan. That is one of the reasons many find the model so interesting.