This question raises a lot of discussion and speculation among those interested in digital currencies. After mining is finished, miners will not receive new rewards for each block, but will rely only on transaction fees as an incentive to continue. This may affect the security and stability of the network, if these fees are not enough to cover mining costs. On the other hand, the end of mining may increase the scarcity and value of Bitcoin, and make it more attractive to investors and users. It may also stimulate innovation and development in the field of blockchain, and open the way for the emergence of new and innovative solutions. In the end, the fate of Bitcoin after the end of mining is an open topic for interpretation and prediction. But whatever the outcome, Bitcoin will remain the first and most famous digital currency in history.
