Agreed 💯 my video gives the answer. The diversion starts now and will be obvious by 2026 and beyond

Hmm as far as I understand, the flow will never go to 0. Since bitcoin is infinitely divisible, it will continue halving infinitely. Remember, if a bitcoin is lost, it can never be recovered. The eventual decrease in bitcoin due to loss combined with the halvings decreasing the flow, it's very possible this model could continue holding into the medium future

@@MinMax123 the flow goes to zero around 2140. But the models will all break well before 2040.

@@MinMax123​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠Btc is not infinitely divisible. Only down to 1 sat. The block reward does eventually become zero at total supply saturation, the only mining revenues will be fees. That happens sooner than at 1 sat reward. But even if it didn't, the reward would "halve" from 1 sat to zero. There are no half sats.

Great question. In theory, if enough buyers materialize, BTC can zoom to $1-5 million by 2030. But given the logarithmic regression and the law of diminishing returns, this scenario is extremely unlikely, which is why the S2F models will fail. But those entities you mentioned will take us to 6 figures. It's just that S2F needs 7 figures this decade.