When the last bitcoin is mined, where will the miners go?

It's too simple. It will never be mined, but it is understandable. A simple truth, how many points can the number 1 be divided into?

1 can be divided into 10 parts, 0. 1 to 0.9, right?

It can also be divided into 100, and it can also be divided into 1000 or even endless.

You mean the mining is finished? The so-called 2 1 10,000 copies is a low-level joke. Isn't Bitcoin on sale now? Wake up.

The source of miners' income designed by Bitcoin is divided into two parts. The so-called mining refers to the income of these two parts:

So when the 2 nd110,000 bitcoin was dug up, the block reward was gone. However, miners will not lose their jobs, because bitcoin has a large circulation in the market, and the amount of transfer transactions has surged. At this time, the transfer transaction fee will be more than the block reward. Therefore, miners can ensure a stable source of income through transfer, and all miners have the motivation to continue mining.

This design is ingenious. On the one hand, at first, the miners were motivated by a block reward as the main means. The second is that when the block reward is over, the transfer transaction fee will become the mainstream to ensure that the income of miners will not be greatly affected. Therefore, after 2 1 10,000 bitcoin is dug up, as long as someone uses bitcoin, it is necessary for miners to exist.

Dude, bitcoin is not hired to dig with a shovel.

Don't worry, as long as the Fed is in control, the game will never end. In addition, bitcoin is infinite and can never be mined.

Maintain BTC network, and maintain all nodes by charging transfer fee.

It takes 100 years to complete the excavation.