Your "fair share" of Bitcoin cost about $323 at the October peak. Today it's about $215. Same 256,000 sats.
Most of you know the "fair share" idea: 21 million BTC ÷ ~8.2 billion people ≈ 0.00256 BTC per person, or about 256,000 sats.
What I hadn't thought about is how much the dollar cost of that share swings while the sat amount never changes:
- At the October 2025 peak (~$126,210): about $323
- Today (~$84,000): about $215
Same 256,000 sats. The share didn't get smaller. It got about a third cheaper.
A few other things that fall out of the same math:
- $100 a month buys about 119,000 sats at today's price, so one fair share takes a little over two months.
- 1 BTC is roughly 390 fair shares.
- Even if every coin were spread perfectly, at most 21 million people could ever hold a whole Bitcoin. That's about 1 in 390 people on Earth, and with lost coins, the real number is smaller.
The sat count is the constant. The dollar price is what moves around it.
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