>Miners will one day decide to hardfork bitcoin to increases the mining rewards, hence increasing the supply. This line of thinking is a fundamental misunderst

>Miners will one day decide to hardfork bitcoin to increases the mining rewards, hence increasing the supply. This line of thinking is a fundamental misunderstanding of who holds the power to change the rules of a system like Bitcoin. It's not the miners, they just enforce the rules. Economic actors are the ones who agree on which rules miners enforce. That hard fork the miners created? It's worthless, just like every other time miners have tried to change the rules.