Bitcoin was intentionally designed to mimic the properties of gold and is often, correctly, compared to that asset.
So, I did the math and if you consider all of the reported gold in the world and divide by 21 million, you come up with 17 pounds. Meaning if you want to own the same percentage share of gold as one bitcoin represents it is that quantity.
@see: http://bit.ly/2yZb0Y3
If you managed to accumulate about 130 bitcoin, that's the same percentage share as one metric ton of gold. (If bitcoin ever reached the market cap of gold, then 130 bitcoin would equal the value of one metric ton of gold; or about 45 million dollars).
It's a neat way to think about just how rare a bitcoin is.
Submitted October 31, 2017 at 03:47AM by jratcliff63367 http://bit.ly/2xCdBDd
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