The new supply of bitcoin will fall from 900 mined per day to 450 mined per day. The floor of what miners can sell their bitcoin for to cover their fiat expenses will be raised dramatically, since they'll be earning half the amount to sell.

Based on today's price and rate of issuance, there's ~$900 million a month flowing into bitcoin to maintain these prices. Even if that demand doesn't increase (highly unlikely, imo, given the banking crisis and money printing that's coming), the same demand would be coming for half the new supply.

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I see. Thank you. Very helpful.

So there will be less new Bitcoin available to be sold by miners, so the supply will go down, so, with assumed equal demand, the price should go up?

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