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What Is the Term for the Last Bitcoin to Be Mined?

There is no specific technical term; it refers to the moment around 2140 when the block subsidy becomes zero and issuance stops.
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What Is the Term for the Last Bitcoin to Be Mined?

The term for the last Bitcoin to be mined is not a specific technical term, but it refers to the moment when the final fraction of Bitcoin is created, which is expected to occur around the year 2140. At this point, the block subsidy will be zero, and miners will rely solely on transaction fees for their revenue.

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