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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: The value of Bitcoin can actually shoot up if the Bitcoin is scarce.
by
CageMabok
on 31/08/2025, 20:19:01 UTC
The theory of demand and supply if applied will make Bitcoin price shoot up. If the coin is surplus in the market and few buyers are willing and ready to buy then the price will drop and if the coin is scarce in the market and few people want to buy the price will still shoot up. But if the supply is surplus and we have few buyers then the price will drop. So if the Sellers create artificial scarcity in the Bitcoin market by holding the coin and the buyers are surplus then the price will shoot up. So let the Bitcoin sellers create artificial scarcity in the Bitcoin market.
Who wouldn't let Bitcoin sellers create artificial scarcity in the Bitcoin market? Although I personally can't imagine that because Bitcoin is far more unique than ordinary goods that can imagine artificial surpluses and scarcity in the market. And one more thing, when you mention the theory of supply and demand like that, some people might find it confusing to understand, even though the theory of supply and demand is very simple and understandable for any market user. So try not to imagine Bitcoin as any other commodity whose scarcity can be artificially created even though it is essentially scarce. Meanwhile, Bitcoin does have a supply limit that can generally become scarce over time without anyone having to create it.