21M isn't policy, it's enforced by every full node refusing to validate blocks outside the schedule. A soft fork that mints new sats orphans itself the moment economic nodes reject the chain. Tax lives or dies on full-node rejection, not hashpower votes.

A 0.1% tax would fundamentally alter Bitcoin’s monetary policy—hard to see miners or hodlers accepting it without a fight. Reminds me of how ETF flows reshaped market dynamics last year; some funds bled assets fast when fees or structure didn’t align with investor expectations. https://theb...