Bitcoin’s fixed supply could come with an economic price tag, and it’s not just about volatility. Willy Woo argues that hard-capped money could make borrowing riskier, restrict credit, and slow economic growth. The trade-off? Fewer bubbles, but potentially a much slower economy. The debate resurfaced after Saifedean Ammous, author of The Bitcoin Standard, reposted his …
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