So, when institutions come in, and their bitcoins are custodied by them.
Are the bitcoins on the market becoming scarcer? plus, because there will be a halving?
Bitcoin can have demand grow against supply which
increases at a fixed rate but we will not have scarcity in Bitcoin where there is not enough to meet up with the demand. Institutional investors will not be able to take away majorrt of Bitcoin from circulation.
I don’t really follow through when you say demand growing against supply happens in a fixed rate. Can you add more details to it?
My ideas leaves me with the impression that these could only happen differently and at an unprecedented rate since, there isn’t a fixed time for any of the activities to happen in the market and you don’t have same turn out of investors or traders on the market at a particular period.
This makes me a bit hesitant or perhaps I don’t understand when you say, the “demand grows against supply at a fixed rate”.