I've been thinking about this concentration of Bitcoin that's happening. If you have 1,000 BTC, you've basically eliminated almost a thousand people from the possibility of ever owning a whole coin. It’s kind of heavy when you stop to think about it.

And it gets even more intense when you see the speed of this. We're talking about 10,000 wholecoiners being eliminated per week. Meanwhile, Bitcoin production remains around 450 coins per day. The math doesn’t work in favor of those trying to accumulate.

What really impresses me is seeing people still underestimate 0.1 BTC. Seriously, there are many who think this won’t make a difference in the long run. But when you see this entire dynamic of concentration and scarcity, it starts to make much more sense why even smaller fractions should be taken seriously. The reality is that there will never be enough Bitcoin for everyone in equal amounts, so those who hold even small quantities are in a much better position than it seems.