Topic: [CHART] Bitcoin Inflation vs. Time - page 17. (Read 1189265 times)
The increase of the bitcoin economy is good new to me. My only concern is when the government intervenes with it, will it still be the same? Because as of now many of us are experiencing the worth of bitcoins in our lives. Hopefully, the government will not take that from us.
Related with Bitcoin Inflation, I would like if someone can answer a doubt that I have:
What do you think is better, invest on Bitcoin taking the risk/advantage of its high volatility or in Tether Coin (or other similiar coins) knowing that the benefits may be less and slow but safer?
I have been searching information about Tether Coin because I have heard it has a very reduced volatility and inflation due to it's value is based on USD. Means 1 USDT = 1 USD, and also Tether Platform says they are 100% backed by their own reserve account with fiat currency.
What do you think is better, invest on Bitcoin taking the risk/advantage of its high volatility or in Tether Coin (or other similiar coins) knowing that the benefits may be less and slow but safer?
I have been searching information about Tether Coin because I have heard it has a very reduced volatility and inflation due to it's value is based on USD. Means 1 USDT = 1 USD, and also Tether Platform says they are 100% backed by their own reserve account with fiat currency.
time is alwyas the money behind the man witch controls the hole operation. it also works the same with bitcoin currency because it deters from its results
time is the consumption of the inflation clause. Its the time that deters the key factors in order to the inflation to be prevented.
bitcoin inflation is practically the same thing as money inflation. Its best to keep it under control and make sure it doesn't become our future inflation
Bit coin inflation reflects on what the people do with further investments on the currency.Time is also another figure in this ocasion because time s money
I will not call these charts wholly accurate. But it looks pretty well maligned to showcase where will could be in a few years with BTC. There are so many externalities coming to play in recent times like the bans in prominent markets, the forks and unpalatable defaming of the crypto world.
They aren't completely accurate, but only because they are from 2012, and weren't updated relative to the gradual difference in the emission schedule that has accumulated over time due to block times being slightly less than 10 minutes on average at various points in time.
These are inflation charts, not price charts, people. Fewer and fewer bitcoins are created over time. That's all these show.
Yeah i'm not sure whats the confusion here. Most people dont seem to understand this very simple gfraph. it has nothing to do with price, demand, or anything else, its just showing you the inflation of the coin over time until the last block reward is claimed.
I will not call these charts wholly accurate. But it looks pretty well maligned to showcase where will could be in a few years with BTC. There are so many externalities coming to play in recent times like the bans in prominent markets, the forks and unpalatable defaming of the crypto world.
They aren't completely accurate, but only because they are from 2012, and weren't updated relative to the gradual difference in the emission schedule that has accumulated over time due to block times being slightly less than 10 minutes on average at various points in time.
These are inflation charts, not price charts, people. Fewer and fewer bitcoins are created over time. That's all these show.
I will not call these charts wholly accurate. But it looks pretty well maligned to showcase where will could be in a few years with BTC. There are so many externalities coming to play in recent times like the bans in prominent markets, the forks and unpalatable defaming of the crypto world.
They aren't completely accurate, but only because they are from 2012, and weren't updated relative to the gradual difference in the emission schedule that has accumulated over time due to block times being slightly less than 10 minutes on average at various points in time.
I will not call these charts wholly accurate. But it looks pretty well maligned to showcase where will could be in a few years with BTC. There are so many externalities coming to play in recent times like the bans in prominent markets, the forks and unpalatable defaming of the crypto world.
They aren't completely accurate, but only because they are from 2012, and weren't updated relative to the gradual difference in the emission schedule that has accumulated over time due to block times being slightly less than 10 minutes on average at various points in time.
I will not call these charts wholly accurate. But it looks pretty well maligned to showcase where will could be in a few years with BTC. There are so many externalities coming to play in recent times like the bans in prominent markets, the forks and unpalatable defaming of the crypto world.
Even even though the bitcoin experienced a hiccup, its even now well worth significantly far more than the dollar.
Are unable to recognize why it always the identical price tag at btc-e and bitstamp and the value adjust at asks and bid
good for those who early discovered that coin..
The value of BTC is chaotic.It is not only offer and demand, but need for privacy.
That chart does not even function cus you would have to employ the bitcoin drop and so forth.
Incorrect.
That chart does not even function cus you would have to employ the bitcoin drop and so forth.
bitcoin inflation vs.time..people don.t mind anytime whether bitcoin can go up higher price or not 
Bitcoin Inflation can't be compared to Inflation from Fiat Currencies.
Comparing this two shows a huge difference, like its the case in this charts.
Fiats don't have Actions against Inflation, where Bitcoin has anti-inflation by design.
Comparing this two shows a huge difference, like its the case in this charts.
Fiats don't have Actions against Inflation, where Bitcoin has anti-inflation by design.
what do you mean by it being anti-inflationary by design?
That chart looks identical promising to me guys, it really shows the potential of BTC.When a country's currency suddenly goes from inflation to deflation, that can cause a devastating economic slowdown, because people just stop buying most products.
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