Fidelity, a major asset manager, argues that Bitcoin’s fixed supply and "halving" events do not harm its network security. They state that even with reduced rewards for miners, the system remains robust and safe for users.
Fidelity, a prominent financial firm, has pushed back against concerns that Bitcoin’s security weakens after its "halving" events. These events cut the rewards for Bitcoin "miners"— those who verify transactions and secure the network. Fidelity argues that Bitcoin's design, including its predictable supply, ensures the network remains strong. They state that the reduced rewards do not undermine the system's overall safety, reassuring users about the long-term stability and integrity of the cryptocurrency, even as block rewards decrease over time.
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