Look, math is an attempt to describe reality. You can only relate your opinions, and not reality itself. You have no self awareness, because you conflate your opinions with facts. This leads you to conclude people will buy and sell BTC when aware of those transactions being the vector of unchecked and ongoing theft of BTC, because you're bewitched by your own clever charts.

It's nothing of fact or reality. It's a fantastic hallucination born of hubris. If you're going to keep expounding the same points over and again without once addressing substantively that even morons of sub-seventy IQ would not do that, there is no point in discussing it with you.

As to the supposed inability to do anything else, you neglect that there remains - always - the option to do nothing. In fact my motto is 'Don't just do something, sit there.' I work for a living because that's meet and proper, I like it, and money is not the goal of anything I do. I don't want to profit financially. I want to earn socially. Working construction I have learned that if you don't take the time to do it right, you'll make the time to do it over. I see guys that 'do something, even if it's wrong' destroy every day I do work. This costs thrice what doing it right does. First money is spent to do it wrong. Then money is spent to undo what was done wrong. Then, if they're lucky, the necessary funds are expended on finally doing it right.

No one has to choose between evils. You ever heard of Rush, the Canadian band that was awarded the highest civilian honor Canada bestows? Their song 'Freewill' expresses this concept in the lyric 'If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice.' People do nothing all the time. It's often the right thing to do.

Apparently there's no room for zero on your charts, and it muddles up your calculations. If the miners start stealing BTC as you predict, that's the value that BTC will have: zero.

You can edit your next reply 100 times, and it will not make any sense until you acknowledge this fact, and I will not gain from reading, nor will anyone else, and nor will you by composing it.

I wish you luck, because you have not revealed any sense you could rely on for future good fortune.