Bitcoin is NOT limited to 21 million...
There are billions of BTC on exchanges!!
You've been DUPED.

1) bitcoin inflates every time a miner gets one of the btc rewards. you think this doesn't count as inflation? it does
2) eventually the 21 million cap WILL be removed, because btc can't function without giving out mining rewards. period

>>60558233 (OP)
>btc dark pools
normies not being aware of them is actually a good thing.
>>60558237
nigger brain retard.

>>60558238
>nigger brain retard.
So he's CORRECT?

I am so fucking glad you dumb anti-wealth cunts dont know what OTC or dark pool trades are.
Stay poor.

When you buy crypto, you increase the supply coming from (((foundations))). Also the btc source code can be (((democratically))) altered to increase the supply. Unironically were speedrunning pic related

>>60558245
No, but I encourage you not to buy BTC for the simple fact you are not intelligent enough to understand the mechanisms for the asset you are trading.
>>60558253
you too. everyone is so bored with your gay jewish behavior in every thread.

>>60558238
>>60558246
>bitcuck rages
the reality is that exchanges can “print” whatever btc you “buy” and that will always be true. which means the only aspect that keeps btc relevant, scarcity, isn’t true and it can’t do fuck all else. cope tranny

>>60558233 (OP)
The btc on exchanges is not real btc, they are IOUs. They are only redeemed for btc when they are withdrawn from the exchange.

Exchanges are doing fractional reserve banking

>>60558233 (OP)
1. Failing companies use it to rescue their asses on the stock market, because it's currently a trend.
2. Cyclic industry companies who will make lots of profit this year put money into it, in the hope there's a crash this year, so they have no profits, but the value will go up in three or four years, where they can already see they won't have many profits. Probably better than retained earnings, or maybe even the only way to do it in some jurisdictions.

Apart from that, there's no demand, so people sell off because of the expected big crash, and these companies buy it.

Fractional reserve. Coinbase holds all blackrocks btc. Not sure who holds Saylor's. But why do you think Saylor doesnt want any kind of proof of reserves. He is putting his btc to work and receiving interest from exchanges. Not only that but most people leave their btc in the exchanges. Now you have all those crypto loan services. In practical terms, there are hundreds and hundreds of millions of btc

>>60558258
Over the last decade, I found a good rule of thumb: Insulting and aggressive FOMO predicts a crash.

>noo dude you have to call it a dark pool its not a foundation noo we cant possibly be describing the same thing r come even close to agreeing because im such a contrarian heh
Retardmaxxxing

>>60558233 (OP)
>>60558253
>>60558257
>>60558259
its embarassing you intentionally go to the crypto finance board to FUD crypto and finance.
Have fun switching devices/vpns to 1ptid for the next 6 hours, you soulless hobbyless retard.

>>60558233 (OP)
They is infinite bitcoin! We wuz Bitcoin!

>>60558266
no one asked boomer. “aggressive fomo” is a relative term.

>>60558268
>bitcuck continues raging
>has nothing left to counter with other than emotion
theres already like 30-40m “bitcoin” in “circulation” and there’s nothing you can do about it tranny

>>60558265
>Not sure who holds Saylor's.
https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/entity/microstrategy

bitcoin community is so gay now.
on twatter, adam back spams "bitcoin only, not crypto, say bitcoin only!"
nice gatekeeping, very cypherpunk.

and there's an actual tranny who works on bitcoin code?

>>60558287
trannies are good software developers.

>>60558237
Mining rewards will never stop retard

>>60558287
Bitcoiners betrayed themselves long ago. They're nothing more than a cult at this point. I never listen to their delusional ramblings because behind them, it's all: "My master, BlackRock, is stepping on me and shitting in my mouth to increase the boomercoin."

>>60558233 (OP)
>>60558237
>>60558245
>>60558253
>>60558259
>>60558287
You're arguing with a board thats mostly tech illiterate. Everyone with a brain knows that BTC is useless and has too many flaws.

>>60558246
When the very institutions propping it up say it's trash (like blackrock), then maybe it's actually trash. They'll happily take your money though.

>>60558233 (OP)
>Exchanges buy AND sell

They really should limit who gets to be on the internet.

>>60558233 (OP)
The answer is 2010 era whales and newer influencers in dubai are just dumping the same amount. You are just exit liquidity for them, if they have 10000 Bitcoin in their wallet they can dump a long long way.
Oh and miners. but retarded bitchuds simp for them while beeing used as exit liquidity.

>>60558287
>adam back spams "bitcoin only, not crypto, say bitcoin only!"
Yep hes one of the guys holding thousands of Bitcoin. He can dump endlessly and he most likely actively does. The loadest shills are often the ones who are just about to dump.

>>60558400
I'm sure they'll release BTC one day. Like, "We realized it involved a lot of fees, we discovered that other blockchains -insert random crypto- do better for less fees, so we're going to focus on this one, we're always looking for solutions to make the taxpayer pay less fees." Of course, it will be the crypto of friends who have been warned. I can see it happening 100%.

>>60558266
yup. btc bulls never have any good arguments these days. it's pure aggression and FOMO-inducing statements only.

>>60558237
>eventually
When? Be specific.

>>60558432
well when btc dumps enough such that the current mining reward is not enough to sustain their operations, miners can either go out of business or agree to increase the mining rewards each block (i.e. update the code, which they can do because miner pools together have 50%+1 of the nodes). the only third option would be to borrow money to operate at a loss for awhile, praying for a btc pump, but that'll be tough with current interest rates

>>60558246
>OTC or dark pool trades
this is peak midwit argument, no matter what the mechanism of trade is the account should be balanced in a very hard asset like btc, yearly inflation is almost nothing now

we are right now confronted with a situation where btc went up in price prior to the massive etf bid and yet now it crabs
for the sake of simplicity at least assume the PA of 2024 was the combo of retard governments market dumping and the unwind of the even more retarded grayscale
so that means this year there magically came into existence just enough sell pressure to offset the massive buy pressure through the etfs from people who by necessity owned those btc a long time and thought that right now is the time to max dump
this balance seems highly unlikely

the far more likely solution to this problem is of course exchanges dealing in non existing btc ftx style, somewhere there is an exponentially growing gap in the balance sheet
not my problem not your keys etc, but these etf holders might get a rather rude awakening

>>60558237
the price of a single btc going up is not inflation - but deflation since you can divide the btc infinitly

Whoa is this the /r/buttcoin general? Sup bros

Do bitchuds not realize Bitcoin isn't special at all? Anyone can create a new clone of Bitcoin at any time, LOL!

>>60558299
true kek

>>60558233 (OP)
>price virtually unchanged over 6 months
>literally dipped and pumped back 20% each
low QI bait. Probably a moron who got rekt, and then try his best to make other not succeed out of seething power

>>60558233 (OP)
Thats why you are "your keys" !

>>60558233 (OP)
For every buyer, there is a seller

>>60558446
You understand what you’re talking about as much as a toddler understands calculus.

Bitcoin is soon going to $1,000,000 and there’s nothing you can do to stop it.

>>60558233 (OP)
Wait frfr ong?

>>60558268

>>60558446
>>60558432
>>60558302
Mining rewards in newly minted Bitcoin stop in 2140. There will still be fees distributed to miners.

>>60559253
yeah. das rite.

>>60558268
>crypto finance board
he doesn't know

>>60558237
Doesn't bitcoin inflate but just at a much slower rate than the dollar?

>>60558314
> Everyone with a brain knows that BTC is useless and has too many flaws.

Enlighten us, faggot.

>>60559315
As much as people in Bitcoin don't want to admit it BSV is most like real Bitcoin. No I'm not a bsv shill and no I don't even own any. You're basically a pariah if you're a bsv person. Look up the block wars to understand what happened. BSv is scalable, programmable and fast, pretty much everything Bitcoin was supposed to be. But the people that won the block wars, rich and elite tech ppl, decided that was too much power to give to humanity and it's better to just have dumb digital gold.
Runes, ordinals, brc20, alkanes and people pushing Btcfi are basically all scratching around the outskirts seeing go they can make BTC better, faster, programmable, essentially what BSv is.
Some are saying they'll just realise all of this is possible on bsv so they'll switch to that, but I don't think so, BSv optics is fucking horrible and will be for decades. I think as boomer BTC whales die off or retire you'll see the younger Degens and Devs push the scale, speed and programmability agenda forcing them to open up more of the op codes and eventually forking.

>>60559390
bch exists

I hope you retards realize if the increase the max supply that literally anyone in the world could create an alternative with a cap.

>>60558237
retard alert

>>60558237
>because btc can't function without giving out mining rewards

Yeah it's called transaction fees

>>60558263
this

>>60558233 (OP)
>Bitcoin is NOT limited to 21 million...
it is, it says so on my node

>There are billions of BTC on exchanges!!
no, and we can see all their bitcoin

>>60558237
>eventually the 21 million cap WILL be removed
my node says something different

>btc can't function without giving out mining rewards
but it can and it will
see BIP300 as well

>>60559304
seems like you're the one that doesn't know why /biz/ was created

>>60559390
>BSv is scalable
it isn't
>programmable
it isn't
>and fast
same speed as all the other mempools

>>60558263
>Exchanges are doing fractional reserve banking
they're not because their CLOB feed is public
you are just guessing that and it's fucking pathetic how stupid you really sound
it irks you because crypto can't fall to the same pitfalls your old system did and it boils you inside

I'm no CEX fan but it's pretty obvious when there's funny business going on

>>60558263
This. GME should do a BTC divdend and squeeze the BTC stock.

>>60559649
>>60559664
it may say 21 million, but ultimately people (including trannies) can decide to change that.

there's been complaints to coinbase for years now about their refusal to be transparent.

>>60558233 (OP)
OH SHIT IT"S GONNA BE SO OVER IN 2140
FUUUUUUUUCK

>>60558233 (OP)
The whole network is open source you can look at all the code programmed in C++ .
There can't be a rugpull because everyone can see everything

BlackRock sparks Bitcoin 21M debate, saying ‘no guarantee’ it won’t change

https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoins-fixed-supply-debate-after-blackrock-video

>>60558233 (OP)
>herpderp! me buttcoiner. Bitcoin bad!!!

>>60559707
this the new fud?

>>60559777
nah its quite old, but possible.

>>60558237
Yeah the governments want to handle the encryption and decryption
Why wouldn't they want digital money?
Either they will do that or just abandon Bitcoin and use some shit stable coin

>>60558233 (OP)
The nocoiners and altcoiners on this board are fucking frothing lately. They’ve been saying the same thing since literally $1,000 but it really is more unhinged than ever. Just look at this thread for numerous examples

>>60559777
it's very possible something like this happens if a death spiral is on the menu when supply dries up

>>60558268
its funny cause shitcoiners flock to every low effort thread i make goofing on shitcoin

>>60559390
BSV holders are the OG ones who actually understand what bitcoin is.

>>60559656
BSV is scalable due to simple payment verification and very large blocks. Bitcoin relies on unspent transaction outputs, not accounts. It turns out that the transactional capacity of unspent transaction outputs crushes any account based system (ie ether or solana) because no global account balance check is required to verify each transaction as the unspent output is either unspent or it is not.

>>60558233 (OP)
Monero is going to kill this absolute shitcoin and drag the body through the streets like it's a victory lap (it is).

>>60560224
Monero is compromised my ignorant friend. Sad but true.

>>60560230
Shalom rabbi

>>60560232
Molto bene. Learn about catholic teaching if you wish to learn the truth.

>>60559630
>Current block reward is $340,000
>3000 TX per block
>So to sustain the reward on fees alone requires a transaction fee to be CONSISTENTLY $113.
>If the block reward can no longer consistently incentivise miners to maintain the consensus mechainism then they'll have to resort to a different strategy, ie. abusing the consensus mechanism to perform double spending attacks and scam everybody.

The money of the future.

>>60560325
Also
>The hashrate must continue to increase to maintain the consensus mechanism and protect the network from malicious attacks
>Therefore the cost of mining must increase forever
>So the block reward must increase forever
>So the fee must increase forever
>The moment the fee reverses, the incentive structure of miners reverses, and the protocol becomes unreliable and bad actors will take over
>Shadow mining will become hugely profitable
>People will probably only ever stomach 1 sudden unexpected shadow mining attack before everyone loses faith in bitcoin forever and the price collapses
>They can only do it once
>Better make it a big one
>And better keep it unexpected.

It'll happen. Have fun playing with your bitcoins.

>>60558446
There have been dozens of blocks where the transaction fees have been higher than the block subsidy you idiot.

>>60560338
Not consistently. So do you want miners to just turn off until the fees have ramped up to satisfy the reward?
All that equipment just sitting idle?

Or whats more likely, is they continue to mine, blocks in advance, for years, and then one day fuck you all over with a multi-year, multi trillion dollar double spend.

By the time you know it's happened, its already too late!

>>60559511
They wouldn't need to create an alternative because the original chain would still exist. Increasing supply requires a hard fork - another new gay chain everyone will ignore.

>>60559652
It was created to contain crypto from /g/ but it became mostly used in early days to discuss actual finance

>>60560230
Monero is same compromised as tor my ignorant friend.
What can you believe nowadays? You have to see trough

>>60558237
>>60558259
imagine being this ignorant and posting with this level of confidence.

>>60560343
An elaborate schizo scheme to destroy their own collateral and vapourize their future income.

There are better ways to make money anon.

>>60558233 (OP)
they are buing outside of the market.
they are taking off the supply and it will not cause any kind of price movement in makrets. when orginal seller (miners) would sell to market it will cause price to go up as they don't have as much to sell. but instead these new owners have it to sell so they will start selling little bit later. instead of 110k top it will be 120-150k top.

miners are selling now as the price is near 110k but as big buyiers buy now they want +20% profit. they get better price as miners would lose profits selling on market and 120k range is +20% for institutions buying now.

and yes institutions are happy for 20% profit in few months as they have millions/billions to spend. its not like you $100

this is 101 info. why are you so new?

>>60558233 (OP)
OTC ? maybe crapto was a scam. kek

>>60558257
btc has 800 000 000 Thash rate
to overpower that you would need 51% hashrate.
let say some retatd would get 25% of the current network to comply.

you would need 400 000 000 TH to over power and as the best current asic (link) you would need 465 116 times that machine.
that would cost $8 000 000 000 and it would cost $13 700 000 /day to run that.
https://www.asicminervalue.com/miners/bitmain/antminer-s21e-xp-hydro-860th

you could not buy that many asics. btc price would go down and most people might keep using other fork. your investment would go to waste.

if you only have 49% of hash rate and consensus your bitcoin would be sidechain and it could not adopt its name. you would be forgotten like bitcoincash.

consensus cannot be made to change btc total supply. most people are not that active to make big alterations to it so altering anything at this point would only make sidechain and current one would keep the name.

>>60560420
So is this bullish for btc price?

>>60558233 (OP)
In a dark pool, a whale can shift 10k BTC without the spot chart even twitching, until the transfer settles on-chain, sometimes hours later, sometimes NEVER if both parties keep the coins in custodial wallets. Price discovery is delayed; liquidity looks deeper than it is.

>>60560487
no its not
im out
>do what you want idgaf

>>60560487
bullish is bad term.
my years old calculations that i trust more are $121k in the end of august and then we get bearmarket to -70% levels.
my current calculations i trust less as they are in volatile times gives me range of $153-164k till the end of september and then we get bear.

this being said my new calculated numbers are still under calculated ranges of the 1st calculations as they are so wide gapped. calculated bottom number was $12250 actual $16000 ish and range were $8500-21000 which supports that my calculated top is under reality, but reality is still in the range of total calculations. also my other "points of interest" has been calculated similiarly under real numbers but "in the range". for example end of 2023 top number were calculated as $42k reality $47k

these calculations were made jan 8 2022 and current calculations has been made trough this year and i keep getting similiar results after new points of interests.

so yes in short term we are bullish but we should also get normal bearmarket.

some alts have made tops at this point and some are still coming. it think SOL and XRP has had theyr time. next we will see new ATH for many coins.

seems to be done: sui, sol , xrp, xlm, ton, shib, hbar, xmr
currenty at highs: tron, hype
mayby soon tier: DOGE, ADA, BCH, link, avax, ltc

you get the point.
altseason is kind of here, but in the babysteps. when more than 2 coins get ath ranges at ones and new coins gets it every week we start to see btc dominance fall and at the same time btc profits rotate to these alts it will get btc dominance fall fast. when this happens sell everything that hits new ATH in side of few days or risk waiting for 4 years.

>>60558257
just because their retarded technique of obtaining gold is poor doesn't mean it cannnot happen in a more efficient way

>>60558233 (OP)
>>60558237
I swear if any of you retards fall for this shit... im go na be very upset.
>>60558432
Look at this absolute dumbass thinking it's real. Jesus

>>60560641
Fall for what? Fud?

>>60560488
Dark pool is just another way of saying OTC trades right? Big players buying and selling OTC is nothing new...is the OP just late to the party?

>>60560584
>types forever on pure spec and literally no reasoning at all
Thanks I'll just hold onto XRP which is run by a real company and not a bunch of retarded faggots who's only reasoning for everything is a chart.

>>60558299
>>60558855
only when they (men) are obsessive about details and strive to dominate by proving how "good' they are.
they seek attention. Make sure to comment on their github issues "thanks man, lgtm"

>>60560668
yeah "dark pool" is a fake and gay term invented by CIA controlled news anchors to persuade people away from P2P transactions. The same way that they say "self-custodial wallet", as if CUSTODY was by default.
delusions of grandeur.
>pic related

>>60560801
So what OP posted is just fud?

>>60560749
i dont know how people like you are in BIZ. you are not very smart at all and dont get the things you throw your money at.

you will get burnt

>blackrock plz save crypto
>increases the supply of btc (they control 52%)
>you were duped into another (((democracy))) but for your finances

>60560637
>ignores the bottom half of the meme that only requires 51% of the network (of which most is controlled by sam bankman and larry fink kikes) to alter the scarcity of btc
>fuds against gold (kek dumbass)
Its funny when jews try to argue by carefully omitting the part they dont like.
>>60558257
My meme causes jews like sam bankman to seethe

>>60560956
It is weird that a person doing REAL BUSINESS would be on /biz/.
This is your problem. You, like 99% of people here, don't do any business. So it's almost impossible for you to imagine what a business actually wants and needs.

You every frame of reference is based on "price" and "price action" because it's beyond your imagination (and rightfully so for most operations) to see any actual usage of these chains for anything but swapping tokens around.

I am up probably 6-8x on my XRP and I'll take my chances getting "burnt" by the most networked and efficient operation in the entire industry.

>>60560372
>>60560641
>>60559630
you guys are crypto illiterate. btc not being able to incentivize miners is the elephant in the room. itll hit in about halvings

>>60560331
do you think ETH is the winner-take-all here anon?

This is true until all exchanges are required to show proof of reserves across the board.

BTC is still physically limited to 21 million on chain though regardless of exchange paper BTC

>>60561005
your knowledge is based on social media posts and lies. you are not doing any business. you don't know what you "invested" (gambled) your money in to and now you waste my time trying to justify your actions.

My theses actually is based on real things not lies like yours. My theses has worked for multiple cycles and it has worked this cycle until now. You act like you were good or smart, but you are not. You have childish tantrums.

and yes I know your life is harsh as you are surrounded by people smarter than you, but you cant accept it. It happens to all teenagers but luckily most grow out of it.

You should listen and learn not arguel like a little bitch you are. Oldfags don't want to help you because you are unpleasant. so shut up and learn from people.

try to remember most people here have +20 iq points on you.

>>60561077
>itll hit in about halvings
How many halvings?

>>60560668
Close, but not quite.
>Same shadows, different choreography.
A dark pool is an automated and anonymous crossing engine that matches many traders at prices glued to the live market- stealth execution with algorithmic precision, whereas an OTC desk is a human-broker phone booth: one on one negotiation decides the price, which can wander FAR from spot. Both hide size from the public book, but only the dark pool keeps you anchored to prevailing quotes; OTC trAdes wherever the two parties shake hands.

>>60560801
>Just because you're paranoid doesnt mean theyre not really after you.
To the degree the CIA coined the term "dark pool" (they didn't), why would they disincentivize P2P? You know its ALL tracked outside of /pmg/.
As far as "custody"- someone always has custody, the question is, WHO?
I appreciate your candor, yet I think there are subtle nuances glossed over by a pre-militaristic mindset- the very mindset that afforded us the Cold War. Those days are numbered and waning.

>>60559253
Why stop there? Saylor says 21m as base case. That's over 3x every company on planet. They're all going to work for you one day, and you'll a ton to spare.

>arguing about the composition of steel present in the executioners blade

>>60559312
No if anything it deflates due to lost wallets

>>60558233 (OP)
YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND
ITS VERY SIMPLE;

LOL FIRST THERE WERE NO BITCOINS THEN SOMEONE TYPED SOMETHING ON A COMPUTER AND NOW THERES BITCOINS BUT THERES TOTALLY ONLY GOING TO BE 21 MILLION EVER BECAUSE THEY ARE SUPER SCARCE EVEN THOUGH THEY WERE CREATED LITERALLY FROM NOTHING LOL AND THIS IS WHAT MAKES THEM VALUABLE BECAUSE THEY ARE SCARCE BECAUSE ONLY 21 MILLION CAN EVER BE MADE EVER BECAUSE THEY ARE THE RULES THAT I JUST MADE UP AND THEY REPRESENT SOME SUPER COMPLEX MATHS EQUATION THAT GOT SOLVED BY YOUR COMPUTER THAT NO ONE UNDERSTANDS AND NO ONE KNOWS WHAT THIS MATHS EQUATION IS OR HOW IT HAS ANY VALUE BUT TRUST ME BRO ITS WORTH $100 THOUSAND EVEN THOUGH FIAT DOLLARS ARE FAKE AND NOT WORTH ANYTHING MY DIGITAL CODE-COINS ARE WORTH $100 THOUSAND OF THEM WHICH MAKES SENSE AND WE CALL IT "MINING" BECAUSE ITS JUST LIKE GOLD AND THATS WHY EVERY BITCOIN IS DEPICTED AS BEING GOLD (WHICH IS JUST A SHINY BOOMER ROCK LOL) ONLY CRYPTOS DONT ACTUALLY EXIST WHICH IS A GOOD THING BECAUSE THEY ARE ALL TIED UP ON THESE EXCHANGES THAT COMPLETELY DOMINATE MY ACCESS TO MY CRYPTO AND I HAVE TO GIVE THEM MY ID AND SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER TO CASH OUT EVEN THOUGH CRYPTOS ARE TOTALLY ANONYMOUS BUT THEY'RE NOT BITCONNECT SO ITS OK BUT DONT LOOK AT THAT LOOK OVER HERE ANON B-BAM ITS GOING UP!!! WHAT WERE WE TALKING ABOUT OH I CANT REMEMBER NEVERMIND ANYWAY MUNNEEEEEEE! KA-CHING KA-CHING.

WE'RE ALL RICH

>>60558233 (OP)
>because they arent buying bitcoin
whoa

>>60558268
crypto is a scam and I agree with that guy. They can print infinity tether or USD coin. Its another jewish pyramid scheme and im tired of pretending it isnt

>>60558432
2 weeks as usual

>>60560584
based calculatoor

>>60558233 (OP)
They are naked shorting bitcoin now.

>>60561005
Based XRP enjoyer.

>>60561077
>btc not being able to incentivize miners is the elephant in the room
Bingo! Someone that finally gets it.

>>60561225
i think last time i saw people tlaking about it was like 3-4 halvings it will be done

>>60562699
i just wonder what will rise from BTCs ashes. one supply change will be enough to change the perception of BTC from an immutable store of value to just dino-coin 1.0. I think ETH could be the new money of the future but DESU they fucked it up when they went staking.

Only time I’m going to enlighten you gay retards. The answer is Ergo. Anyone who has been here long enough already knows this. A hint to start your own research: Ergo was founded by the actual brains of chainlink - look up the cofounder of link. GL anons.

>>60561160
even proof of reserves wouldnt be enough as nobody knows the total in each account

>PoR shows you have 1000 btc
>sell 2000 "btc" for people's usdt
>only 500 of those 2000 btc gets withdrawn
>update to PoR shows 500 btc

until every cex starts operating like hyperliquid where you can track every dollar that goes in or out, then we're just at the mercy of blackboxes and "trust me bro"

>crypto is a scam
maybe, who gives a fuck. you can make money and cash out. you only need to 2x a single time on whatever you initially put into crypto cash out half and now you're playing purely with house money which may go to 0 or 10x.

dont get me wrong, im quite ruined if we zero out, but the risk is worth the reward.

>>60562947
why is staking bad, it reduced emmisions massively

>>60563204
>
until every cex starts operating like hyperliquid where you can track every dollar that goes in or out, then we're just at the mercy of blackboxes and "trust me bro"

Literally been a problem since mt gox and nobody cared even after they lost the money

People are willing to pay for convenience and losing money for convenience is just another unexpected way to pay

>>60558233 (OP)
interact with normies at your own peril

The BTC block reward halves, that's what makes it possible to not need to change max supply, it was designed to be like this. Eventually the BR will be low but the BTC price will go up because of supply and demand. That's the best eli5 I can give you confused nerds. It's programmed to go up, when in doubt zoom out.

>>60558233 (OP)
OTC, and it's running out, exchanges are also running out. Supply, demand. Simple as.

>>60558263
No, btc on exchanges is fixed, just like tye real assett. You can easily look up how much is left on exchanges, it's around 2 million right now and rapidly depleting. You are posting for Jews to make pennies.