Fidelity Digital Assets is pushing back on a central criticism of Bitcoin’s long-term security: that falling block rewards from repeated halvings will eventually weaken incentives for miners and make sustained attacks more feasible. In a new research report, Fidelity argues that ...
- Fidelity Digital Assets argues that Bitcoin's security will remain robust despite falling block rewards post-halving, citing transaction fees and market incentives as key economic drivers.
- The report highlights that rising Bitcoin prices have historically offset reduced issuance, maintaining miner profitability and network security.
- Despite the long-term security narrative, miners face near-term financial pressures, leading some to diversify into AI and high-performance computing.
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