Odaily Planet Daily reports that Justin Bons, founder and CIO of Cyber Capital, stated on X that Bitcoin could crash within 7 to 11 years. He mentioned that as block rewards decrease, miner incentives will continue to diminish, and transaction fees are unlikely to stay high, thereby reducing Bitcoin’s security budget.
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