The original post: /r/bitcoin by /u/True-Station2443 on 2024-12-27 03:04:56.

The last year or so I’ve gotten more and more into bitcoin. I’ve gone from a skeptic > thinking it’s a good investment > believing it’s a beautiful gift for all of humanity.

So needless to say, I’m very bullish on bitcoin. My question is: *do you think the cap on bitcoin could theoretically limit it’s distribution in the future?*

My thought was that when you have big players entering the market over the next five or six years that could theoretically have an appetite for a million bitcoin, big players that have no intention of selling it and using it as a store of value, what would happen if no one wanted to sell and there was no more additional bitcoin being mined?

Please bare with me as I’m still learning some of the technical aspects of bitcoin / cryptocurrencies in general.