digital scarcity

noun2

1. •
   A limitation, imposed through software, of digital information; in particular, the limitation on the total supply of a cryptocurrency or other crypto-based tokens.

   • With this technological design, Nakamoto was able to invent digital scarcity. Bitcoin is the first example of a digital good that is scarce and cannot be reproduced infinitely. — 2018
2. •
   The lack of access to digital infrastructure such as the Internet.