No one in the crypto market has been able to surpass Bitcoin's price per unit in the long term—this has long been a foregone conclusion. I've observed for years that those coins relying on extremely low supply for a short-lived sprint inevitably fade into dust. Whether it's 42 or over 30,000, they create a brief buzz and then vanish without a trace. Bitcoin's ironclad cap of 21 million, combined with the world's strongest consensus, stands like the throne of digital gold—others can only look up to it. Price per unit has never been something that can be shaken by marketing or scarcity tricks. True value always belongs to the one that's the hardest to replace.