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legendary
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Blackjack.fun
March 22, 2022, 03:24:04 AM
#11
19 Million BTC in two weeks' time, then by 2027, 95% of the 21 Million bitcoins' limit will be in circulation. Then it will take 113 years to issue the last 5%.
Almost all bitcoin would have been mined by 2030, I think 98% or something. Even with 95% mined, only 5% remaining to be introduced into supply by miners which will take over a century, bitcoin is very deflationary with its limited supply.

Yeah, I don't know why people still bring 2140 into the discussion when it comes to the mining of new coins, by around middle 2032 99.2% of the coins would have been mined, with 0.1% being issued each year and that having as well.
Probably once this period is over we're going to see some real changes happening, right now the daily reward is at around $43 million (real fast blocks happening), imagine this being slashed in half, 600 million less on the markets in a month, ten times what Salvador has bought to date.

That sounds horrible.
19 Million US Dollar is already a large sum, not to mention Bitcoin in that quantity.

Indeed, it's horrible, especially since you obviously didn't bother to understand it's about the number of total bitcoins mined to date, not the price per bitcoin nor the value of some coins or whatever you're imagining this is about.
jr. member
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March 22, 2022, 03:07:21 AM
#10
That sounds horrible.
19 Million US Dollar is already a large sum, not to mention Bitcoin in that quantity.
Last thing we want is inflation, it's not in the interest of the common people.
legendary
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Once a man, twice a child!
March 22, 2022, 02:56:08 AM
#9
Fun fact: we're already halfway away from the next Bitcoin halving(or halvening, whatever). It totally felt like the last halving was just less than a year ago.
How time flies. Truly, it's like it happened just yesterday. If Bitcoin stays above $30,000 going into 2024, the next halving will see price spike so high in 2025 that will leave many jaws agape. So far, I think Bitcoin hasn't disappointed after hitting its last ATH in 2021 till now. Though it's losing around 40% of that gain in what shows a bearish momentum, we still can't compare it with what happened in 2018 after its ATH in 2017. The market is getting better after every halving. Expectedly, I want to see 2024 case top that of 2020.
sr. member
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March 22, 2022, 02:31:25 AM
#8
This is yet another reason why I've been saying that more people are going to come to bitcoin. The falling fiat currency values ensures it. Nowadays we are seeing higher than normal inflation rates everywhere too, not surprisingly we are also seeing bitcoin adoption grow everywhere at the same time.
Yes, the reason bitcoin is designed to experience a predictable and low rate of inflation.
and one of the attributes that makes bitcoin so attractive to investors is the idea that bitcoin is more resistant to inflation than fiat currencies like the US dollar, and when inflation rates are higher, many people and investors adopt it at the same time.
hero member
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March 22, 2022, 02:29:28 AM
#7
Fun fact: we're already halfway away from the next Bitcoin halving(or halvening, whatever). It totally felt like the last halving was just less than a year ago.
Very true.

I guess it's because of the time that quickly passed due to the covid-19 pandemic and lockdowns.

It is a mix of feelings negatives and positives seeing the people becoming more and more poor daily and perceiving that the prices measured  in bitcoins are historically cheaper.
I'm having the excitement about how much it would be in the next years. Before and after the next halving by 2024. We're overwhelmed with the bull run that it got for 2 years and it's not yet stopping right now.

The growth of it was really a lot and what's more in store for the next upcoming years.

Fiat savings make no sense to me anymore, unless one find huge interest rate (with no risks).
It's okay to save some cash since we're still in the pandemic and war is there that affects the globe and  not all stores and supermarkets accepts bitcoin.
legendary
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March 22, 2022, 02:17:28 AM
#6
This is yet another reason why I've been saying that more people are going to come to bitcoin. The falling fiat currency values ensures it. Nowadays we are seeing higher than normal inflation rates everywhere too, not surprisingly we are also seeing bitcoin adoption grow everywhere at the same time.
legendary
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Gamble responsibly
March 21, 2022, 11:59:49 PM
#5
19 Million BTC in two weeks' time, then by 2027, 95% of the 21 Million bitcoins' limit will be in circulation. Then it will take 113 years to issue the last 5%.
Almost all bitcoin would have been mined by 2030, I think 98% or something. Even with 95% mined, only 5% remaining to be introduced into supply by miners which will take over a century, bitcoin is very deflationary with its limited supply.

Fun fact: we're already halfway away from the next Bitcoin halving(or halvening, whatever). It totally felt like the last halving was just less than a year ago.
That is true, we are getting near to fomo period, the time people that are ready to buy massively, the period six digits wouldnbe possible.
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legendary
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Paldo.io 🤖
March 21, 2022, 10:55:47 PM
#4
Fun fact: we're already halfway away from the next Bitcoin halving(or halvening, whatever). It totally felt like the last halving was just less than a year ago.
member
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March 21, 2022, 06:02:44 PM
#3
Right now the world and my country are passing by an historical conjuncture with high inflation and the close future don't look good. 

It is a mix of feelings negatives and positives seeing the people becoming more and more poor daily and perceiving that the prices measured  in bitcoins are historically cheaper.

Fiat savings make no sense to me anymore, unless one find huge interest rate (with no risks).
hero member
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LoyceV on the road. Or couch.
March 21, 2022, 05:30:02 PM
#2
Bitcoin fixed supply makes it certainly very deflationary with ramping purchasing power.
That's something not many people seem to understand. All my life I've been told about inflation, and barely anyone seems to realize it's not in the interest of the common man.
I don't need rising prices just so I can think my salary went up, and I love seeing prices measured in Bitcoin drop over the years.
legendary
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ASMR El Salvador
March 21, 2022, 05:23:13 PM
#1
19 Million BTC in two weeks' time, then by 2027, 95% of the 21 Million bitcoins' limit will be in circulation. Then it will take 113 years to issue the last 5%.

Bitcoin fixed supply makes it certainly very deflationary with ramping purchasing power.

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