I dont think bitcoins are printable. It is a digital currency where its value circulates around the net. Miners are the ones who often generate bitcoins and is then processed and passed on for us users to benefit from it. Bitcoins are definitely high in value and there's nothing that could top off that kind of amount.
You don't think?
You've spent 6 months on this forum and you "don think" ?
And bitcoin are "often" generated by miners , then, oh my god , "processed" and the passed on to users?
You really think bitcoin mining is like a sausage factory?
I think there is no fixed supply of bitcoin around the world.
Yes it is and it was posted ten times at least already.
I think it's the supply of bitcoin, not the dollar. Also bitcoin can be transfer with some sort of a hard drive wallet which you can transfer from your bitcoin wallet to that wallet which is more secure because you can take it were ever you want like a usb.
You don't transfer bitcoin anywhere.
Bitcoins are always in the blockchain, in the same spot.
What you change by transferring from a wallet to wallet is the key to access them.
According to some sources 16 million of the bitcoin are mined and only 5 million are left to be mine till 2140. It's more than a century to mine such a low number of bitcoin which is totally disappointing for the miners and people associated to bitcoin mining. This is I guess the reason for most of the miners switched their hash power to BCH.
I think this is insane if mining bitcoin is become so difficult and expensive. I hope the technology will definitely improve to mine bitcoin and may be then all the available bitcoin may get mined till 2040.
It had nothing to do with the supply.
For at least two years the same reward will be mined every block.
Miners changed to bch for a time because the difficulty on the bch chain was lower and during the pump it was more rewarding to mine there.
But now the hashrate is about 12:1 in favor of BTC.
