That's not really the point. Saylor is correct. By 2035, 99% of the supply will have been mined.

But this is do to Bitcoin's algorithmic release schedule, difficulty adjustment, and supply inelasticity.

More mining will not result in more bitcoin being mined.

The entire except reveals a complete lack of understanding of bitcoin mining by the author, and just entering it into ChatGPT would have revealed the flaws in the piece.

We are so early.