Not at all and I will sell you as many as I can for a buck a piece.  Deal?

 I wont complain if he wants to pay me a buck a sat now.

I think the scarcity part is only related to owing 1BTC and not the sat, btc only have 21 million aside from the little particles that make it whole and not many people have 1 btc, and if btc where to be shared among 21 million people that makes it scarce since only 21 million people out of the world population will have it, in this scenario, sat does not matter.

Satoshi is literally a lower unit of Bitcoin. $1 is equal 100 cents, this does not increase the value of a dollar in any way, it's just a way of representing it in lower units.
If you have a single room to house 10 people, demarcating it into little corners does not solve the the housing problem; little corners does not make a room, 1 Satoshi does not make a Bitcoin.

This doesn't make any sense.

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This scarcity argument is a tired one and anyone who brings it up doesn't understand how Bitcoin or measurements work.

Satoshi decides to give 8 ceros after the point to bitcoin because he has a vision of the future where people can move big amounts of money with satoshis.

But what we have to see now is the fees going down to 100 satoshis. That way bitcoin will go back to normal transactions without having to paying those enormous fees that we have nowadays.

They make it sound like it was scarce because it will be during halving season and also when the total 21 million is mine.


No, your calculation is wrong cause a single Satoshi is one hundred millionth of a single bitcoin that's (0.00000001 BTC), so it would be 210,000,000,000,000.00 Satoshi not even Bitcoin dollar cause Satoshi is the unit of Bitcoin just like cent is unit of dollar.

....But its a limit.
Consider that supply is deflationary and demand is rising,
Try buying some in the near future and you will know about scarcity.

What can we compare it to?
FIAT = unlimited
GOLD = unknown

There isn't a limit. 21M is the cap for BTC. In the past people used to buy things like pizza with thousands of BTC but now you can buy the same pizza with 2 mBTC and in the upcoming years we will buy it with 2 Satoshi then 2 mSatoshi and so on.

It is to ask if there will be a time when it will be scarce and that is simply a no. What happens to this question of op is about demand and supply. According to economic terms, a seller will be ready to sell at a particular time and price. The time is operational and capable to further push price up. So you see the worst that can happen is that bitcoin price will keep increase because of the value that will land on it as more demand for it will be made. Bitcoin is broken down into smaller units as satoshi, mbtcs and not just a coin.

At the end of the day, there is no way we can sufficiently satisfy close-minded Bitcoin critics. They're coming from all sides and they are all too willing to betray their very own criticisms in order to criticize some more.

Bitcoin's supply is only 21 million. It is very limited. Critics say it cannot be a viable currency exactly because of that. Whether Bitcoin adoption has spread all over the world, whether the world's population has reached a hundred billion, and so on, Bitcoin will remain to be 21 million in supply. It cannot, therefore, be used as a global currency.

Now, Bitcoin supporters are patiently explaining that in every BTC there are a hundred million Satoshis just like there are unlimited cents in every dollar, so there must still be enough to cater the rising adoption. And now they are saying that Bitcoin's supply is, therefore, pointless because of that.

Wait a minute, I cannot anymore see a point in their criticism. They're criticizing solely for the sake of criticizing.