The number of people who can buy one whole Bitcoin is A LOT less than 21M

This can only happen if the total supply of Bitcoin is split between 21 million people and everyone else (the rest of the 8.2 Billion people on earth) having zero Bitcoin

I'd estimate that a third of the total circulating supply of Bitcoin (~7M Bitcoin) is held by people who probably won't sell until the price goes MUCH higher

Maybe another half of the supply is held by institutions and individuals who plan to NEVER sell their Bitcoin (another 10.5M Bitcoin, if not more)

Lots of people who own multiple Bitcoin will NEVER have to sell everything

1M-3M Bitcoin are estimated to be lost

1.3M are left to be mined, and a lot of this Bitcoin will never enter the circulating supply

This means there are only AT MOST 8M Bitcoin available at ANY price (this can go into the billions of dollars)

Institutions like the US government plan to buy a significant amount of Bitcoin, making it even harder for the average person to get to 1 BTC

Institutions like MicroStrategy keep buying more each week

95%+ of the world is already priced out of owning 1 BTC and they'll never accomplish this no matter what they do

I'd estimate that this should be 1 in every 10,000+ people, so not even 820,000 whole coiners for the entire world

99% of people don't understand Bitcoin yet, and soon they will all be fighting for scraps, meaning even fewer people can possibly become whole-coiners