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RE: The Winners of the Bitcoin Fork Are The Large Mining Farms; Not The Users and Developers

in #bitcoin7 years ago (edited)

Is there no longer a finite amount of blockchain to be mined? Are all future mining operations and expansions to the blockchain put simply devaluating bitcoin by increasing supply? Whereby only those with the capacity for mining operations would see returns on said expansions? I was under the impression that with a finite amount that BCH would be worth more due to a lesser supply seeing as how less miners are mining it. Perhaps it's best to buy now while it is cheap and sell after heavy mining operations begin?

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It's tough to tell. But it's certain that there are agendas here that we are not aware of just yet.