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To open this discussion, I have traded in Bitcoin currencies with around €6k of savings (starting in 2015). And found out that 1. you can get hacked easily on online wallets, for example on primedice.com 2. That “What goes up must come down” happens clearly in this market. 3. Your transacted bitcoin [money] will be “lost” if you do not pay money to a third party. The miners. 4. It can take weeks before your transaction will be confirmed with a minimum amount of fee. 5. All bitcoin trading markets require a minimum Withdrawal & Deposit amount.

“The Only Source of Knowledge is Experience.” Einstein

I want to open the coming end of all cryptocurrencies. by asking this;

I have studied almost all information I could find about the bitcoin network. There remains but 1 question unanswered. What happens when all blocks are mined?

How will you be able to make transactions without a confirmer or also called miner? :X
I have but 1 solution, but will make it known only when this issue will be taken seriously.
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Does this mean Bitcoin is a speculation? Will you still be happy if your bitcoin is equal to €0,-?
# blockchain technology

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"It is true, once all the bitcoins have been mined, transaction fees will be the sole source of income for miners. The main concern, then, is whether or not transaction fees will be enough to keep miners financially afloat."
Source: https://news.bitcoin.com/...n-miners-all-coins-mined/

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Bitcoin won't be back to €0 because it will be more scarce. Just like gold, you have a limited supply. If all the gold supply's are mined and there's nothing more to mine left, the gold price will skyrocket. I'm not saying the same thing will happen with bitcoin, but it could be the same.

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kevindubbeld schreef op dinsdag 13 februari 2018 @ 12:10:
To open this discussion, I have traded in Bitcoin currencies with around €6k of savings (starting in 2015). And found out that 1. you can get hacked easily on online wallets, for example on primedice.com 2. That “What goes up must come down” happens clearly in this market. 3. Your transacted bitcoin [money] will be “lost” if you do not pay money to a third party. The miners. 4. It can take weeks before your transaction will be confirmed with a minimum amount of fee. 5. All bitcoin trading markets require a minimum Withdrawal & Deposit amount.

“The Only Source of Knowledge is Experience.” Einstein

I want to open the coming end of all cryptocurrencies. by asking this;

I have studied almost all information I could find about the bitcoin network. There remains but 1 question unanswered. What happens when all blocks are mined?

How will you be able to make transactions without a confirmer or also called miner? :X
I have but 1 solution, but will make it known only when this issue will be taken seriously.
#Started on 12-2-18

Does this mean Bitcoin is a speculation? Will you still be happy if your bitcoin is equal to €0,-?
# blockchain technology
1. yes take a hardware wallet
2. happens on all markets
3. happens also to normal money (you also pay banks)
4. yes with a minimum of fee it can. so pay normal fee
5. is that so?

oh and please google some more

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Simply when all bitcoins are mined there are no blocks to mine or confirm your transactions.

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This is a Dutch forum, but besides that I don't get what you want to discuss about. Please Google your questions, they are not hard to find answers for.
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