Leading crypto researcher Justin Bons has sounded the alarm regarding Bitcoin’s future, highlighting potential vulnerabilities that could impact its dominance in the years to come. His analysis points to a shrinking security budget and an inflexible governance model as key concerns. With Bitcoin’s halving cycle set to reduce block rewards significantly by 2036, Bons argues this could lead to increased vulnerability to 51% attacks, where malicious actors gain control of the network to manipulate transactions. Additionally, his assessment underscores the potential for Bitcoin governance issues to arise when addressing future crises, leading to chain splits or inflationary measures that may undermine investor trust.