A big day for Bitcoin! 19 million down, just 2 million BItcoin to go.
Kjetil Hove Pettersen of Kryptovault, told Cointelegraph"we have only two million Bitcoin—less than 10% of the total—left to mine." He continued:
"This may seem like a small number at first glance, but I believe the best days of mining are still ahead of us.”, told Cointelegraph the “19th million Bitcoin being mined today marks a historical moment.” He concluded that it “makes us realize once more how important the work was that Satoshi Nakamoto,” joking that “we wish we could have sent flowers to show our gratitude.”
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