Crypto investor and entrepreneur Anthony Pompliano shared a firm view on X, stating that “most of the crypto industry is dead and never coming back.” He added that people will eventually come to accept this outcome. His comment focuses on the long-term state of the industry rather than short-term market movements.

Most of the crypto industry is dead and never coming back.

Eventually people will realize it.

— Anthony Pompliano (@APompliano) May 4, 2026

A Narrow Path for Survival

Pompliano later clarified his position in a reply, identifying the areas he believes will exist. He stated that Bitcoin, stablecoins, equity infrastructure, and tokenization are the parts of the industry most likely to remain.

His response came after another user suggested that each market cycle removes weaker projects while allowing stronger ones to continue. Pompliano rejected that idea and instead argued that the result will be far more limited. His view suggests that only segments tied to financial use and institutional activity will persist over time.

Mixed Reactions From Other Users

Other users responded with different interpretations of the industry’s current state. Another user, June, acknowledged that many projects have failed and that expectations have not always been met.

However, June pointed to areas that remain active, including real-world asset tokenization, AI-focused infrastructure, and continued work on privacy and modular blockchain systems. June suggested that the industry may not return to the conditions seen in earlier years but could continue in selected areas.

A user identified as Pete3m also expressed concern about the current state of the space. He noted that recent cycles have not delivered the same level of innovation seen in previous years. He added that the rise of memecoins and the growing focus on artificial intelligence may have reduced attention on other parts of the crypto sector.

Different Expectations for What Comes Next

The exchange shows a clear difference in expectations. Pompliano’s comments point to a smaller industry focused on a few key functions, while others believe development will continue in several areas despite past setbacks.

As the crypto industry moves forward, views like these reflect ongoing uncertainty about which sectors will remain relevant and which will continue to fade.

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The milestone implies that 19 million Bitcoin are now in circulation, with just 2 million BTC yet to be mined.

The 19 millionth Bitcoin was mined by SBI Crypto at block 730002. In transaction fees and block rewards, SBI Crypto earned ‎6.32 BTC worth relatively $293,000.

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As expected, the rare occasion is currently trending on crypto Twitter. Many Bitcoin proponents, such as Anthony Pompliano, are currently speaking about the significance of the milestone and praising Satoshi Nakamoto for a job well done.

Anthony Pompliano tweeted, “The 19,000,000th bitcoin was just mined. Only 2 million more bitcoin to go.”

The 19,000,000th bitcoin was just mined.

Only 2 million more bitcoin to go.

— Pomp (@APompliano) April 1, 2022

While speaking with Cointelegraph, the CEO of Kryptovault, Kjetil Hove Pettersen, said:

“We have only two million Bitcoin—less than 10% of the total—left to mine. This may seem like a small number at first glance, but I believe the best days of mining are still ahead of us.”

Founder of Bitcoin Bloem, Bert de Groot, also said, “19th million Bitcoin being mined today marks a historical moment,” adding that the milestone makes the Bitcoin community realize the importance of Satoshi Nakamoto’s work once more.

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When Will Bitcoin In Circulation Hit 21 Million?

Many people may think it remains a few years for Bitcoin miners to mint the last BTC into circulation, but the concept of Bitcoin halving, which slashes miners’ rewards by 50% every four years will make the mining of the remaining 2 million BTC slower.

As estimated by Bitcoin developers, the last Bitcoin will be minted approximately 118 years from now, which is the year 2140 by calculation.

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