Bitcoin Supply Statistics: What Happens When All 21 Million Coins Are Mined

Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21 million coins. As of mid-2026, about 20 million have already been mined, which is roughly 95% of the total. Fewer than one million coins remain. They will reach the market slowly, with the last one expected around the year 2140. This article uses figures from published guides to explain how Bitcoin supply works. It covers the halving schedule, the future of miner income, lost coins and what the cap means for investors. Bitcoin supply at a glance Measure Figure Maximum supply 21 million bitcoin Coins mined (March 9, 2026) 20 million Share of supply mined About 95% Current block reward 3.125 bitcoin Next halving About April 2028, to 1.5625 bitcoin Blocks between halvings 210,000 Final coin expected Around 2140 Estimated lost coins 1…

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