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In 2008, the Federal Reserve created trillions in new dollars. Sarah’s share of the money supply shrank. Her savings lost purchasing power. Bitcoin was designed to prevent exactly this. The system has a fixed cap of twenty-one million coins, and no more can ever be created. But how does code enforce a limit that no government or institution has ever maintained?

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