But most likely the last bitcoin will never be mined, some people do not want this to happen.
I don't understand why it would be in anyone's interest if it never happened, and who these people really are? But if anyone wants it, they will have more than 100 years to make sure it never happens.
I disagree with those who say that transactions fees will be enough to incentivize miners to keep mining.
Even if 1 bitcoin will be worth millions of dollars, users will always pay cents for transactions fees and because the number of transactions that can be contained in a block is limited, fees will not be enough to cover miners expenses.
It is not logical to compare the current state of technology with that which will be realized in the next 20 or 50 years. It is certain that the efficiency of the mining equipment will increase and that the price of electricity will go down. I am thinking, above all, of renewable energy sources such as the sun, wind, the power of water (rivers and seas), which will increasingly become the standard everywhere in the world. If the price of BTC goes up and costs go down, mining with all its safeguards will continue to be profitable.