it’s possible that you’d reach a situation where the *only* people selling are miners, but that’s infinitely better than no one
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Someone, somewhere will need to transact on the main chain. Especially if this thing turns out to be the reliable, base settlement layer for global finance that so many companies are building towards.
I guess my argument is that there's gonna be nowhere near enough Bitcoin liquidity to go around for the ETFs to meet the demand. (At this price)
With $50k btc price, the miners revenue is ~100k coin per quarter now ~ $5Billion.
I think that some expected inflow estimates are in lower hundred $Bs in 2024.
To meet that, there would have to be many more sellers found and the price would have to adjust a lot.
- even then, I'm thinking that they will have really hard time to capture a super-dominant share of the coin.
I agree with you and I believe nostr:npub1e0z776cpe0gllgktjk54fuzv8pdfxmq6smsmh8xd7t8s7n474n9smk0txy does, too. As well as many of us here.
To give some additional color to the miners who are selling, check this chart. Note that several miners have no HODL strategy and are simply selling everything they mine to fund/grow their operations. 