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With so many people around the world buying Bitcoin, it’s like a city’s power supply system suddenly collapsing. I can’t imagine it. What do you think?
That's not how the market works. Exchanges, whether big or small, still will buy Bitcoin from different institutions regardless of the price. They then sell it to their users at a higher rate to secure profit. That's essentially how the business operates, and that's a continuous cycle.We also cannot forget about the fees they get regardless of the outcome
Original archived Re: What happens when there is no more Bitcoin available to buy?
Scraped on 19/08/2025, 12:56:54 UTC
With so many people around the world buying Bitcoin, it’s like a city’s power supply system suddenly collapsing. I can’t imagine it. What do you think?
That's not how the market works. Exchanges, whether big or small, still will buy Bitcoin from different institutions regardless of the price. They then sell it to their users at a higher rate to secure profit. That's essentially how the business operates, and that's a continuous cycle.We also cannot forget about the fees they get regardless