While one OP created a thread about how Bitcoin will take over the global payment word in the future, and I tried to understand that Bitcoin itself is limited to 21 million only and its increase is not even certain, which eventually might end up with a yes/no answer. And it's going to take more than some decades to change from that.
So curiosity made me ask why it is limited and why more can't be made before those decades. I'm just a beginner with little to no knowledge about bitcoin technically.
the only time when the limited supply of Bitcoin will be an issue is when no one sells his Bitcoin. As long as people continue to buy Bitcoin and still sells it almost everyday, the number of Bitcoin in circulation will always be sufficient for everyone that has interest to buy Bitcoin.
Even with the fiat, overprinting money cause it to loose it value and that's why money don't just get printed because the people in charge of printing money want it to continue being supplus in circulation.
The basic concept of the economic effect of excessive supply of a commodity having a negative effect on the price of that commodity is still application to the design of Bitcoin with a 21 maximum number in circulation. A major factor that has been responsible for the increase in the value of Bitcoin is it limited number in circulation but even though it's limited to 21 million and a lot of them are held in places where they might not likely get into circulationn ever again, with the available ones that's used for making payments and that traders are using almost every day, it will be somehow practically impossible that in a couple of years to come, Bitcoin will go off circulation. If anything close to that is about happening, the first indication will be that Bitcoin price will first skyrocket very high.