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If we were to cancel the halving, can we remove the 21mil hard cap as well?

The latter follows from the former

If the supply is unlimited then how much would cost a bitcoin? it is better to have restriction and a limit on supply as the price should be increased year by year until there are a small amount in market.

I have created another topic which discusses this issue in particular. Short version, the higher price (due to limited supply) turns Bitcoin into a Ponzi scheme, which would kill it eventually...

Well it can kill it or it will boost it one of these two, back to the topic now i think that even if this halving will be canceled there will not be a huge difference, only new mining rigs will be produced and the difficulty will be increased.

It can kill it? I think the demand for bitcoin would still be there.

I mean as long the price is still up, you`ll know for sure regardless halving or not we still be around.