The 20 millionth Bitcoin has been mined this week, leaving just 1 million to be slowly issued over the next century. We have officially entered the final act of the supply schedule. As we inch closer to a reality where the majority of the world holds $BTC, the most compelling question isn't about fiat price targets, but how this absolute scarcity fundamentally rewires society. When the dust settles, will a definitively capped supply finally kill our high-time-preference culture, cure the chronic financial anxiety of fiat debasement, quietly power a layer-2 machine-to-machine economy, or will the ultimate victory of #hyperbitcoinization just feel remarkably normal?