BlackRock’s lawyers have explicitly stated in the 10-K filing: a halving may reduce miners’ incentives, thereby putting the security of the Bitcoin network at risk.
This isn’t FUD—it's clearly acknowledged in black and white in a legal filing submitted to the SEC by the world’s largest asset manager. With more than $47 billion in assets, IBIT understands the seriousness of this issue better than anyone.
When the lawyers are worried that miners might not be able to survive, the answer provided by $NAT is: don’t change the 21 million cap, don’t change the underlying code, and instead give miners a “second subsidy” beyond the block reward. F2Pool and SpiderPool have already launched dual mining within the same block—miners earn about 386 million NAT every additional 10 minutes while mining BTC.

BlackRock has seen the problem. $NAT is providing the solution.

💬 When institutions are addressing security budgets, are you still ignoring it?
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