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Bitcoin is, sadly, doomed. Once issuance reaches 0 that'll be the total revenue for securing its network, meaning there's no sense in doing so and exploiting the network will cost nothing. The more BTC scales through L2s the less fees accrue to L1 and hence the less the security budget
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@schnura
The only way out for Bitcoin, sadly, is to a) adopt PoS so that it doesn't depend on volume (not a quality of an SoV) and b) implementing ZKPs so that it can be properly used on Ethereum+L2s and generate some fees through bridging
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@geaux.eth
Have you told Saylor the bad news.
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@jalleo
Bitcoin is for loosers?
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Interesting BTC L2 fee view. Thanks. Couldn’t BTCs as WBTC life on Ethereum beyond the year 2140 when the last Sat got minted?
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@boulderlife
A potential solution could be to increase transaction fees or introduce new incentive models for miners to keep the network secure post-issuance. What do you think about that?
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@mafriends
We’ll all be dead when this happens
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@marvp
21 million for BTC issuance is an asymptote. Issuance will never get to 0 because you can halve something until the output is zero.
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