StarkWare CEO Says Bitcoin’s 21M Supply Cap ‘Doesn’t Make Sense’
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6 outlets - including Coinedition, Coinotag and Crypto and 3 more - are covering this story. StarkWare CEO Eli Ben-Sasson has suggested the Bitcoin network should replace its fixed 21 million supply cap with a permanent 4% annual issuance rate. He argued that Bitcoin’s hard cap becomes less practical over time because private keys…
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StarkWare CEO Proposes 4% Annual Bitcoin Inflation Instead of 21M Supply Cap
StarkWare CEO Eli Ben-Sasson has suggested the Bitcoin network should replace its fixed 21 million supply cap with a permanent 4% annual issuance rate. He argued that Bitcoin’s hard cap becomes less practical over time because private keys…
StarkWare CEO Proposes 4% Annual Bitcoin Inflation to Replace 21M Cap
Bitcoin News StarkWare chief executive Eli Ben-Sasson has reignited one of crypto's oldest arguments by proposing that Bitcoin (BTC) abandon its 21 million fixed supply cap in favor of a hard 4% an...
Bitcoin 21M cap debate erupts after StarkWare CEO’s 4% proposal
StarkWare CEO Eli Ben-Sasson proposed 4% annual Bitcoin issuance, citing lost private keys, reviving debate over BTC’s 21M cap.
StarkWare CEO proposes 4% annual Bitcoin inflation to replace 21M cap
The proposal highlights the tension between maintaining Bitcoin's fixed supply cap and ensuring long-term network security through miner incentives. The post StarkWare CEO proposes 4% annual Bitcoin inflation to replace 21M cap appeared fir…
StarkWare CEO suggests 4% annual Bitcoin inflation to replace 21M cap
StarkWare CEO Eli Ben-Sasson argued that Bitcoin private keys get lost over time, meaning the amount of usable Bitcoin will diminish. Many disagree.
StarkWare CEO Says Bitcoin’s 21M Supply Cap ‘Doesn’t Make Sense’
Ben-Sasson argues that permanently lost BTC and Bitcoin's shrinking block rewards justify replacing the 21 million cap with a capped 4% annual issuance to sustain supply and long-term network security.