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Is Bitcoin's security going to be unreliable, volatile, or could it even fail entirely when we lose the block subsidy? Or is #Bitcoin set to operate smoothly with a natural transition from newly minted bitcoin, to transaction fees? Exploring the security of Bitcoin in the next economic era, with Dan Held's amazing piece, "Bitcoin's Security is Fine."
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https://blog.picks.co/bitcoins-security-is-fine-93391d9b61a8
Don't forget to check out Dan's Held's asset management company, Interchange.
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