This is absolutely true and logical. My question is about the possibility that Bitcoin will not be available to everyone due to the scarcity factor that will affect the supply in the market and the difficulty of making transactions due to the high transaction fees after the completion of mining the last Bitcoin. Can't we talk about the "death of Bitcoin" clinically as happens with humans? I read articles about these futuristic approaches and I find them really interesting because they pose the issues from a completely objective point of view. What do you think?
There will be solutions for this, technically and unit of bitcoin. With the expectation that Bitcoin value will grow up and price will increase more, 1 satoshi will have more value in $ with time, and new smaller units can be created and use for Bitcoin transaction fees.
Solutions like Lightning Network, Bitcoin side chains and something new can help Bitcoin technically.
Sidechain Observer - Bitcoin L2 Projects & current state of development[Did you know?] Bitcoin Table of UnitsOr it becomes a primary store of value like gold, trading in specific ranges with opportunities for some altcoins whose price is determined by Bitcoin. When we reach that time, the price of Bitcoin will become more stable. What I mean is to apply the gold example to Bitcoin. Since gold is scarce and its storage and use are risky, it is traded in fiat currencies that represent a certain value of gold (theoretically). I m not saying this what will happen, I expect one of the possible scenarios.