Fidelity rebuts claims Bitcoin becomes less secure after halvings
The asset manager argues Bitcoin's fixed supply schedule does not undermine network security, even as miners face shrinking block rewards after each halving.
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The asset manager argues Bitcoin's fixed supply schedule does not undermine network security, even as miners face shrinking block rewards after each halving.
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Fidelity rebuts claims Bitcoin security declines after halvings
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