Bitcoin (BTC)Tokenomics
Tokenomics de Bitcoin (BTC): suministro, distribución y calendario de desbloqueos. Análisis generado por IA, actualizado diariamente.
What is Bitcoin (BTC)?
Bitcoin (BTC) is a decentralized digital currency and the original cryptocurrency, primarily used as a store of value and digital gold. As of June 4, 2026, BTC trades at $64,322.00 with a market capitalization of $1287.39B. The price is down 3.59% in the last 24 hours.
Métricas de suministro
Detailed tokenomics analysis for Bitcoin is being generated. The supply metrics above are live. Come back shortly for the full breakdown of issuance, distribution and value-accrual mechanics.
Bitcoin Tokenomics FAQ
Live circulating supply data for BTC is shown in the metrics card above and refreshes automatically.
Bitcoin does not have a hard maximum supply cap. Live circulating vs max supply ratios refresh from CoinGecko in the metrics card above.
Bitcoin is designed as a hard-capped asset: new issuance declines on a fixed schedule, reinforcing scarcity. That's the foundation of the "digital gold" thesis for BTC. Live circulating vs max supply ratios refresh from CoinGecko in the metrics card above.
BTC is structurally disinflationary — issuance drops on a schedule and there is a hard cap. Deflation arises indirectly from lost coins.
Market cap = circulating supply × current price. Fully-diluted valuation uses max supply instead and is usually a more honest comparison across tokens with very different unlock schedules.
The supply metrics above pull directly from live sources and refresh automatically. For vesting calendars, team/investor allocation splits and cliff dates, cross-reference the project's tokenomics docs and tracking dashboards such as TokenUnlocks or CryptoRank — we surface category-specific analysis when our pipeline finishes generating it for BTC.