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>>30253850
>paying bats to advertisers and shit just to browse the internet anonymously
this isn't the Brave/BAT system. I have no clue where you got this from
>can't really see a huge price jump
See pic related. Brave has just under 10 million daily average users as of the end of February 2021. There's a fixed supply of 1.5 billion BAT, which would be 150 per daily user. If Brave achieves 1% market share (20x more), that would mean 200 million daily average users, or 7.5 BAT per daily user. You won't get any more money from opting into Brave rewards (you'd just get less BAT), but the value of an individual token would be significantly higher. As in $10, $20, or higher when you consider how many people bought up BAT stacks to squeeze supply.
Also, BAT from Brave rewards is stored locally until transferred out (minimum of 25 to do this), and if the browser is deleted or put away, that BAT is simply taken out of the supply forever.
>source for pic, take it as you will https://kinsta.com/browser-market-share/