Well that I am talking to the already convinced here feels like a fair assumption. Not trying to persuade anyone.
The invention of the wheel was a significant turning point, even tho it got replicated countless times after its invention
Well that I am talking to the already convinced here feels like a fair assumption. Not trying to persuade anyone.
The invention of the wheel was a significant turning point, even tho it got replicated countless times after its invention
OK, lemme approach this from a different perspective:
Bitcoin isn't absolutely scarce.
If it were, any change to the final supply would be absolutely impossible. Yet some, including a few major figures like Peter Todd, want to change the final supply, increasing it through tail emissions.
If they form a fork that achieves the heaviest Bitcoin chain in terms of PoW, then Bitcoin will no longer have a fixed supply.
This is quite unlikely, but not impossible. If Bitcoin had achieved "absolute scarcity" it would be impossible. Therefore absolute scarcity is not a feature of Bitcoin, highly probable scarcity has been achieved at best.