Quote from: Harriti on Today at 05:59:03 AM

we will not be able to foresee anything in this crypto market, it depends very much on the whales.

With Ethereum having one of the highest trading volume the whales should have less impact on the price.

Quote from: Captain Corporate on September 10, 2020, 03:08:29 PM

Well I think max supply of bitcoin reaching is not something we should care about because the closer we get the lower it would be to mine it and it would basically not be forever done. However lets assume that it is at a point where it is not making any money directly (for rewards) to the miner, do you really think that miners work for the reward only? They are also working for the fee and believe me the fee is a lot higher than it used to be thanks to (or because of) this halving, which shows that the lower reward gets the higher reward they will make. Obviously the fee could go down in bitcoin but still could worth a lot more in dollars when btc goes up, so as you can see they do have a plan on what to do when bitcoin rewards for mining doesn't make them any money at all.

I guess the reason why he mentioned Bitcoin's max supply is because of the pattern that happened in the previous Bitcoin halving events. The max supply of Bitcoin could still have an impact on the price of altcoins since most of the altcoins are traded to Bitcoin.