Thank you. This is part of what I was wondering about. If mining becomes less attractive, then more miners may drop off, eventually diminishing the security if the network. I hope the price goes up this time too. But, this is only good for people already holding. If the price does not go up enough to account for the decrease in reward amount, then miners have less incentive to keep mining. Especially smaller miners, like you were saying, which would lead to further centralization of mining, and centralization of control of the network. I know the halving is necessary, but I though this was a consequence that I havent heard mentioned. Thank you for posting this