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There is a 21 million Bitcoin supply cap hardcoded mathematical rule programmed into its source code. You cannot mine more Bitcoin beyond this limit, it is literally impossible. Over 95% of the total supply (20 million coins) has already been mined as of March 2026. The rest is projected to be mined around 2140. You talk about halving as if you understand the function, purpose, and long-term implications of it: you understand none of those things. There will be 33 halvings in total, at which point the sum of every Bitcoin that could ever possibly exist will have been mined as a result of it’s code having been mathematically designed to allow for an inelastic, scarce, and finite digital asset that cannot be faked, counterfeited, seized, manipulated (unilaterally nor otherwise), nor erased. Short of every single Bitcoin mining node on Earth (which may as well be every computer on Earth) having their entire storage databases destroyed or permanently disconnected from the internet all at the same time, Bitcoin is designed in such a way so as to prevent a failure in accurate ledger reporting. That is what the blockchain is; the most sophisticated and self-enduring accounting ledger ever. To ruin this, a person (or sci-go Skynet-like AEG) would have to hack EVERY SINGLE BLOCKCHAIN LEDGER IN THE WORLD AT THE SAME EXACT TIME AND MODIFY TRANSACTIONS SIMULTANEOUSLY AND PERFECTLY to ruin people’s faith in the blockchain as an immutable ledger that cannot be manipulated. Good luck with that. The cost of the electricity is what will ultimately allow it to become the most valuable finite digital asset ever. Call it a waste all you want. When it eventually becomes one of the most valuable global assets in the world, you’ll probably still call it a waste. Holders will not. “If every bank in the world made it impossible to convert to fiat, it could be rendered worthless.” Yes, except that is not what banks are doing for a multiplicity of reasons, least of which include the fact that a massive amount of banks are heavily invested in Bitcoin themselves because they’re not stupid and know that they can use it as a valuable diversification asset. This is a double edged sword, because it slows the growth of bitcoin to an extent whilst also increasing private sector adoption, which encourages state level adoption. Remember, the private sector leverages state powers against other state powers so as to make the most money from everyone else. Now that a wide array of private investors and national powers are heavily invested in using Bitcoin as a wealth transfer and risk-on lever for their own interests because they’re see how widely adopted it is by general people as an alternative to fiat, they can use that general enthusiasm to transfer a lot of retail wealth back to the top. But this only negatively affects late adopters of every cycle, not early adopters. And since the halving:scarcity dichotomy will keep creating all time highs and then higher lows, there will be multiple opportunities to get in as a *cyclical* early adopter. This is a uniquely attractive asset that private equity and governments have actively began participating in and propagating. By the end of the final halving, the most financially dominant governments in the world would then have to do 2 things to make Bitcoin worthless: 1. Liquidate all of their Bitcoin holdings, which would be one of, if not the, most valuable assets ever (so basically purposefully cut off their nose to spite their own faces). 2. Outlaw Bitcoin. This would require unprecedented cooperation between multiple global superpowers who see themselves as competitors to one another to all agree to purposefully destroy one of their most powerful assets of all time. To what end and for what reason? Just to spite their own populations? Has that ever happened? A bunch of the most powerful governments in the world are just left with no alternative means to real in the financial power and independence of their own citizens so they just say, “eh, fuck it. Let’s destroy the global economy.” No. Skepticism is funny, you should look up its historical prevalence in so many great things once thought impossible or unreasonable before. Nothing wrong with it and in fact, it tends to make the final product better. I believe you’re wrong, you believe I’m wrong. Let’s wait and see.

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First - if u sold your btc and u happy then it’s great. About the house - yes, it is not cheap to maintain. But - u definitely don’t need new fridge very 5 years! Buy Miele, Bosch - same with the washing machine plus AEG brand. Roof? 30 to 50 years! Unless u shoot rockets through it!

doritrix

Or CrypticZoo 2.0 256bull AEG secure lukewarm storage