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Rise of BITCOIN

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BITCOIN the most expensive currency in the world today! 
Sato shi Nakamoto the founder of BITCOIN
  • How many BITCOIN in total release into circulation to be mine?
  • How many have been mined already?
  • How many BITCOIN  are left?
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