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Bitcoin SV (BSV) has a total supply cap of 21 million coins, similar to Bitcoin (BTC). Each BSV coin is divisible into 100,000,000 satoshis (sats). To find out how many BSV sats are available per person on Earth, we would first calculate the total number of BSV sats, which is 21 million coins multiplied by 100 million sats per coin. This equals 2.1 quadrillion BSV sats.
As of the current estimate, the global population is about 8 billion people. To get the number of BSV sats per person, divide the total number of BSV sats by the global population:
\( \frac{2.1 \text{ quadrillion sats}}{8 \text{ billion people}} = 262,500 \text{ BSV sats per person} \).
So, there are approximately 262,500 Bitcoin SV sats for every person on Earth.
How much Bitcoin has been lost forever? And what is the projected human population in the year 2140 when the 21M supply cap is reached?
Estimating the amount of Bitcoin that has been lost forever is challenging, but some studies suggest that around 3 to 4 million BTC might be permanently inaccessible. This includes coins lost due to forgotten private keys, dead hard drives, and other reasons.
As for the projected human population in the year 2140, estimates vary due to numerous factors affecting population growth. However, some projections by researchers and organizations like the United Nations suggest the global population could be around 9 to 11 billion. Keep in mind that these are just estimates, as predicting population dynamics over such a long period involves many uncertainties.