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consider that by that time(2020) only 1-2 million coins will be left, so the price must increase by an enormous amount, it's not linear for sure, it's exponential
Mined coins != coins available on the market. The number of (potentially) available coins is (all the coins in existence) + (coins mined today).
limited supply doesn't make things worth more in itself, there must also be demand.
BTC price today is ~75% less than it was a year and a half ago - not because more coins are being mined, but because no one wants to pay more than $237 a coin.
i know that you did not understand, i was considering a scenario where only those new coins would be available, because dumped from miners, the existing ones are always moving, but it doesn't mean that they are always available
also many are holding and many coins are not available because of that, i suspect that from the 14M total coins in circulation today, only a tiny fraction are changing the hands of their owner(this is another reason why we are stuck at 240), so saying "all the coin inexistence + coins mined" is utterly wrong
btc price today should not be compared with a fake pump , 1200 peak never happened it was all fabricated ad hoc