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New bitcoins are released through mining, but the reward is cut in half roughly every four years, causing the total supply to mathematically cap at 21 million. This fixed limit supports Bitcoin’s role as a store of value—often compared to digital gold—and changing it would require near-universal global agreement, which would likely destroy trust in the system. answered Jan 18 by anonymous Your comment on this answer: Your name to display (optional): Email me at this...