I appreciate your views and the fact that you are free to make your own deductions, but from my own point of view, your points are not valid. You talked about the 21 million volume of bitcoin being a problem, you forgot the fact that not all the tokens will end up in the hands of Hodlers, some will still be available for trading and will continue to move from trader to another, this will ensure continuous supply, or don't you think so?
Actually I do not think so. If You think carefully, You dont even need to consider that far. My question is: is mining essential for that technology in even close to that amount, that it is done? If yes, future is dark, because reward for mining drops really fast to zero. If not, then we have no product. If we have no product, its just a scheme. BTC as a product is a DECENTRALIZED cryptocurrency right? Decentralized meaning, validation of transaction is done by community, rather, than 3rd party.
So which is it? Is mining essential or not?