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The real crux of Bitcoin's future lies not merely in when the last coin is mined but in its broader acceptance and administrative dynamics. While initial thoughts suggest security concerns revolve around mining and the transition to transaction fees, the actual risk could stem from a lack of robust adoption, both at the citizen and state levels.
Widespread acceptance by countries is essential if Bitcoin is to thrive long-term, and precarious times lie ahead—particularly as the next halving approaches in 2028, which could dramatically alter mining economics.