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Topic: The Supply of Bitcoin Is Limited. The Supply of Cryptos Isn't! - page 3. (Read 2214 times)

newbie
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indeed cyrpto money has no rules on limiting the amount of circulation, this would make it difficult for some banks in the world to make crypto become real money if the local government doesn't make some rules for its own country.
True there is no limited supply of cryptocurrencies. There are so many new cryptocurrencies being made and that means even more money being pumped into the crypto market and there is no limit when it comes to the money that can be made in the crypto market.
hero member
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Well on the very beginning of the era of bitcoin scarcity or limited supply of it is a reality but as per the price right now be based I think bitcoins supply wouldn't be limited and if it would keep on increasing there's no doubt everyone in the world could have even a quarter of it.

The supply of all cryptos isn't limited because of so many crypto are in the market right now and every day, weeks or months there is a new coin and plus of so many supply of a single coun just like Rippple or Siacoin we couldn't have a scarcity on supply of cryptos.

The problem with non-scarce money is that, at some point, people will no longer trust in its value.
hero member
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indeed cyrpto money has no rules on limiting the amount of circulation, this would make it difficult for some banks in the world to make crypto become real money if the local government doesn't make some rules for its own country.

From the global elites' point of view, heavy regulation of cryptocurrency would be counter-productive and unnecessary.  Market manipulation (i.e. buying/selling coins and futures with anonymous accounts) is much more effective -- it controls the price of coins without it appearing that the elites want Bitcoin/cryptos to go up or down.

The elites will get what they want much more effectively with price manipulation (that they let us assume are free-market movements) than with regulation.  I think this is why crypto regulation in the core countries of the world system (the West, Japan, etc.) has been light.

This also points to my long-held belief that the elites want cryptos to go up over the medium to long term at this point, rather than down.  If their long-term goal is down for Bitcoin, or if they want to kill Bitcoin/cryptos, then heavy regulation, co-ordinated among major countries, would not be a bad choice, and they should definitely be working hard on that by now, if not earlier.  If their long-term goal is up, then using regulation would be a clumsy way to control the price.
newbie
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Many ico projects are now being developed, and the price of bitcoins is rising, and the cost is higher, because the bitcoin supply is certain. Other ico projects make people more aware of BTC and invest in bitcoins. Other ico projects need time to prove!
sr. member
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Well on the very beginning of the era of bitcoin scarcity or limited supply of it is a reality but as per the price right now be based I think bitcoins supply wouldn't be limited and if it would keep on increasing there's no doubt everyone in the world could have even a quarter of it.

The supply of all cryptos isn't limited because of so many crypto are in the market right now and every day, weeks or months there is a new coin and plus of so many supply of a single coun just like Rippple or Siacoin we couldn't have a scarcity on supply of cryptos.
newbie
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indeed cyrpto money has no rules on limiting the amount of circulation, this would make it difficult for some banks in the world to make crypto become real money if the local government doesn't make some rules for its own country.
hero member
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I barely think that crypto currency are helping out the fait currency to grow in the value. Because these currencies are completely different part of the economic system and fiat resides at one part. The things is fiat will rise in the value only if the people pay back the taxes on the profits that are earned with the crypto currency. These taxes later on can be added as value to the government circulation and that can lead to healthy economic system. Do you know that when there is need that arises for the government to print more money then it means that it is actually not managing the fait balance properly. This could really lead to demonetisation of the current in first place and then financial crisis. So whatever you saying here is just 50 percent right but crypto's are not really helping the fiat in anyway yet.

The way that cryptos will potentially help the 'fiat' system is, as implied by the OP, that the elites will peg their currency against cryptos to strengthen it.

Yes, printing money can be a sign of financial stress, but it's part of the consequences of the current system.
full member
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The bitcoin supply is limited only to a 21 million bitcoins but every day new crypto currencies or altcoins are entering the crypto market and all altcoins are extendable and an upgraded version of bitcoins.
sr. member
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I barely think that crypto currency are helping out the fait currency to grow in the value. Because these currencies are completely different part of the economic system and fiat resides at one part. The things is fiat will rise in the value only if the people pay back the taxes on the profits that are earned with the crypto currency. These taxes later on can be added as value to the government circulation and that can lead to healthy economic system. Do you know that when there is need that arises for the government to print more money then it means that it is actually not managing the fait balance properly. This could really lead to demonetisation of the current in first place and then financial crisis. So whatever you saying here is just 50 percent right but crypto's are not really helping the fiat in anyway yet.
hero member
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You are right. Now, many more coins had been rising. Sometimes, this situation make me confuse to choice coins which good future. So I always join in bitcoin, although bitcoin is limited Smiley I hopefully that bitcoin always rising in every time Smiley

Bitcoin having limited supply is a factor in favor of going up.
hero member
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Yes it is true that the supply of bitcoin is limited and the reason is I think the production cost and mainly the electricity, because in many countries the electricity is very expensive and the miners cannot produce so much bitcoins. That’s why the supply of bitcoin is limited. Now the other countries where the cost of electricity and other elements are low people are looking to that to start mining bitcoin.

The real reason the supply of Bitcoin is limited, though, is to prevent some power center from abusing the system by issuing money and gaining 'free' wealth and power.
hero member
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You are right. Now, many more coins had been rising. Sometimes, this situation make me confuse to choice coins which good future. So I always join in bitcoin, although bitcoin is limited Smiley I hopefully that bitcoin always rising in every time Smiley
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That is because altcoins can create as many coins as they want, with the max supply as they want.
There is no fixed "supply" for all the other altcoins.
So yes, and the forks are unlimited too, but bitcoin will always have the 21 million.
hero member
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crypto wasn't just represented by bitcoin itself,although bitcoin is the pioneer and supreme doesn't necessarily means hes the only coin that can make this community alive,thats why theres lot of coin created after btc to have alternative to have another option when time comes all bitcoins has mined.so what we need here is let the other alts improve progress and rise so if the time comes we can still continue this process without only bitcoin dictating the market

What you say is all nice and reasonable, but if my theory is correct, that the entire crypto market (including Bitcoin) has been promoted by the Western elites from day one, then altcoins are not a free market, and are only a tool for the elites to further consolidate their power.
sr. member
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Being supply limit, only 25BTC will be rewarded after solving a block which will soon be reduced to 12.5BTC after 420000 blocks been solve. So Bitcoin supply is very well managed and limited.
hero member
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Geez that post blew my mind away. You make a compelling argument and I can't think of a reason that can't happen. But one thing is that if it does happen at least crypto well be live and well it will be a different ball game from now. I gotta start getting on gathering precious metals together now  Cheesy

Thank you.

Now is probably a good time to get some gold and silver.  It's worth buying what has been kept artificially low and has a decent chance of breaking through the suppression.

If the elites succeed in using cryptos to drive inflation into the economy, it's hard for me to see how precious metals won't keep their purchasing power, or better, one way or another.
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So, if Bitcoin really takes off, we think we have an honest, state-free money.  No central bank, or anyone, can create bitcoins past the 21 million limit.

Correct?  In practice, no.

What Western central banks are doing now is getting us used to the idea of multiple cryptocurrencies being viable.  When they use their printed money to buy some new cryptos, their values go up.  

One simple example of how they can continue to expand their money supply is to have a basket of cryptos against which they 'manage' exchange rates with dollars, euro, etc.  Say, at first this basket contains 1 BTC, 10 ETH, and 100 LTC, and the Fed and US government have an official or unofficial policy of keeping this basket at the price of $100K, with a combination of keeping money printing and public debt under control, and selling the BTC/ETH/LTC in its vaults to scare savers away from moving their dollars into coins.

As time goes on, the Fed will want to create more dollars.  (As it always has.)  Then they will  buy up lots of new cryptocurrency XYZ (cheap) with their dollars, and raise the price of XYZ.  After XYZ has 'proven itself in the market with its technical superiority,' the Fed will add it to the basket, and the new basket will be priced at $120K.  Since the 'base money' has expanded by 20%, the number of dollars can also be expanded by 20%.

This is only one of many variations.  The Fed doesn't even have to declare a basket (as mentioned above.)  Whatever it buys will rise in value, and will become part of the 'basket'.  Whatever it abandons will die out.  It will have all the power.

The system will be no different from the early days of gold and silver standards, but with a new twist: there are an unlimited number of new gold and silver mines, and only central banks know where they are!

So, I'm still thinking that gold and silver, whose scarcity is secured by physics, rather than computer code, are the superior forms of money for improving our freedom from governments and bankers.

Geez that post blew my mind away. You make a compelling argument and I can't think of a reason that can't happen. But one thing is that if it does happen at least crypto well be live and well it will be a different ball game from now. I gotta start getting on gathering precious metals together now  Cheesy
sr. member
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BTC is limited to 21 Million and also with controlled supply that mean 21 million will only be achieved in 2140. This is the positive expect of BTC. Unlike other pre-mined coins BTC is totally decentralized and price is only be controlled by users. Whereas pre-mined coins always have danger of having excessive supply at any time in order to control its price which is the biggest drawback.
hero member
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It is true that the supply of bitcoin is only limited for about 21 million but the supply of other cryptocurrencies is not. There are many other cryptocurrency out there that have the potential to grow more and develop. That may happen in the future and may surpass the capability of bitcoin. In that case, we can still earn money through cryptocurrencies even though if the bitcoin's supply will run out.

The key question, to me, is who will have power in this system.  The more types of altcoins survive, the more power the elites have.

You don't know which cryptos to invest in.  The elites do.  Whatever they promote (by buying) will do well.

The more this happens, the more the crypto-based system will be like the 'fiat' system.
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Yes I agree that supply of cryptos are not limited and developers can always make another coin to introduce in the market though they cannot add the limited supply of bitcoin still they can make a coin to divert the market of bitcoin and somehow help it to maintain the circulation of cryptos in the market . I know like me many people are hoping that the number of supply of bitcoin can be increased so it can sustain the market demand and declare to be the worlds main currency
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