Crypto Q&A: Part Deux!

[UGA12]

:0008 to Woodson for part 1!

 

[UGA12]

In the long run does btc not have to reach a point where it begins losing value for investors due to lack of available coins? An estimated 4 million are lost, leaving only 17 million when all are mined. Undoubtedly more will be lost over the years as well. Even if it reaches 1 million per coin, there still has to come a price point along the way where people turn to the next best thing, right? If what I stated is a reasonable assumption, is bch not now sitting where btc was 5 years ago? That is me assuming people would think the original fork is the next best thing of course. Is there another that might be preferred? Would just seem to me that any coin(especially btc) with a finite amount, would ultimately be hurt by one of the same things that makes it so valuable:shrug:

 

[tball]

In the long run does btc not have to reach a point where it begins losing value for investors due to lack of available coins? An estimated 4 million are lost, leaving only 17 million when all are mined. Undoubtedly more will be lost over the years as well. Even if it reaches 1 million per coin, there still has to come a price point along the way where people turn to the next best thing, right? If what I stated is a reasonable assumption, is bch not now sitting where btc was 5 years ago? That is me assuming people would think the original fork is the next best thing of course. Is there another that might be preferred? Would just seem to me that any coin(especially btc) with a finite amount, would ultimately be hurt by one of the same things that makes it so valuable:shrug:

this

pretty much what I tried ask in Bitcoin post, less eloquently tho, lol

will be following as would love learn more about

 

[Snafu]

how you guys see Monero, it's still half of ATH and cap "just" $4,7b.

that's 1/3rd of stellar or bitcoin cash, 10th and 11th in market cap.

:shrug: