Bitcoin's mined supply has now exceeded 95% of its total 21 million coin cap, marking a significant milestone in the cryptocurrency's lifecycle. This leaves approximately 1.05 million Bitcoin yet to be mined, a process that will extend over the next century due to the cryptocurrency's halving events and decreasing block rewards. The gradual issuance of the remaining Bitcoin is designed to ensure scarcity and maintain value, aligning with the original vision of Bitcoin's pseudonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto. As the supply nears its cap, market participants are closely monitoring the implications for Bitcoin's price and network dynamics.