The claim that BTC supply won’t increase is mostly true—Bitcoin’s protocol caps it at 21 million, per Investopedia and the WSJ. But here’s the twist: *theoretically*, the cap could be changed if enough miners and developers agreed. River’s article notes this is “very unlikely,” but crypto’s history shows consensus can shift. Funny how nobody’s talking about the *mechanics* of that consensus? Or the fact that exchanges hold a fraction of total supply? Follow the money: who benefits from scarcity vs. flexibility?

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