RE: ₿ Is Bitcoin Really Going Down? Mining Might Tell A Different Story

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₿ Is Bitcoin Really Going Down? Mining Might Tell A Different Story

in bitcoin •  6 years ago  (edited)

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I'm not talking about the value of the coins. I know the coins will have a fixed supply and that the value will fluctuate.

I'm asking about the difficulty of mining. Once there are no more Bitcoins in circulation, will mining continue to get more difficult?

Not only that Bitcoin scalability plans involve side chains were miners can merge mine the main chain along with the sidechain and earn more money.

When you say side chains, do you mean forks? If not, what do you mean?

  ·  6 years ago (edited)

Cough you should read some posts 😉 but in short their are separate chains that connected to the main chain by security aka hashpower and currency aka bitcoin.

Interesting. I’m more interested in alt coins, so I have spent less time investigating Bitcoin. I’ll investigate side chains further then. Thanks!

FYI, following you now as well.

  ·  6 years ago (edited)

I can help with the research part i made a post on it ;)
https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@sames/how-rsk-is-going-to-use-sharding
Yeah I now it old :)

Thanks

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Most likely, hardware will continue to evolve to become faster and more efficient but in terms of how much bitcoin miners would get out of the system would be only fees however it will be a long time till we get to that point still

This claims the mining will likely end somewhere around 2140.
https://www.quora.com/How-many-bitcoins-are-mined-daily-and-when-will-we-reach-21-million

Do you agree?

  ·  6 years ago (edited)

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Thats not true at all miners still have to do the transactions and secure the network but the only thing the miners get at that point are the mining fees