Raising the question this time is not misrepresented, it can't hurt to know what will become of Bitcoin and since it is theoretical and practicable, why not? And even if it doesn't happen in our lifetime, that doesn't mean we can't consider what will happen in the future, that's if we care about Bitcoin and the next generation. There will always be a division in reward at every cycle, regardless, one should know that the division is no longer the issue because the majority of Bitcoin is already mined and the miners are making fortunes from it. What hurt can the few remaining 1.1 million BTC do to miners and the Bitcoin network?
You know what's most interesting? We can't predict what will happen in the next few minutes. And what can happen? Absolutely any force majeure circumstance that will cause a catastrophe on a planetary scale. Then it won't matter so much what happens to Bitcoin. It will not only fade into the background, but it won't even be on the agenda at all. Why does crypto exist? Because all the conditions for it have been created. If they don't exist, then the technology will disappear and we will forget about it once and for all.