Topic: [CHART] Bitcoin Inflation vs. Time - page 3. (Read 1197828 times)

For a lot of people it is not very clear, but when the train starts going, they are trying to catch up, even if it is still not clear to them why the train is going.. and it becomes a kind of panic chaos.. .that is still not clear, even though it would have been better to have been at least partly on the train rather than chasing it. 



You have your own choices, regarding your level of preparedness attempts, or not... or just to continue to be "not so clear"

 ???I don't know why should it be like that for me it s not so clear

There may be some straight-forward systems, like you mentioned, but historical patterns does not always establish future patterns, and surely at one point, there were thoughts that bitcoin did not matter at all, and now, more and more BIG players are getting into bitcoin, including sometimes replacing their historical gold investments with bitcoin - though it would be quite imprudent to write off gold completely, since there are already easy institutional mechanisms in place to get in and out of paper gold, and even cumbersome ways to get into physical gold, if anyone would want to burden themselves in that direction.

So, yeah, there remain questions regarding the extent to which bitcoin is correlated to any of these historical asset classes, and/or the extent to which bitcoin's newness would appropriately be compared with historical asset classes including questions about whether bitcoin is in the midst of an exponential s-curve of adoption, then if so at what stage is bitcoin in such s-curve adoption and even if it will play out in a kind of gradual or steep curve. 

Of course, you can make money, but there are so many people who cannot be bothered attempting to figure out the relationships between various asset classes, and the extent to which historical patterns might play out with bitcoin in the scene, including some of the money that goes into related products such as ICOs, shitcoins and various uncertainties regarding how that might play out - as well as uncertainties regarding politics and like you mentioned whether interest rates go up or down and whether governments are going to be able to act as sloppily and irresponsibly as they have in the past with their money printing machinery... and whether bitcoin and other possible investments, including shitcoins, will let them get away with such practices to flood the market with their currencies that might end up devaluating, especially relative to something that is so potentially provably scarce, such as bitcoin.

inflation is commensurate to supply, even when the demand is limited. The inflation in price of bitcoin will cause investors to look elsewhere to achieve their aim of profit when the supply of bitcoin is reached.

I have strong economical education background.


The btc is in Financial world asset.

Asset is property, gold,



First rule :

When the Bitcoin is strong then fiat is weak.
When fiat inflation rate is high then real estate, gold silver and Bitcoin value is high.


When Economy is Good then the fiat currency have high inflation rate... When markets are Booming stock market for example... Then fiat has high inflation.

When currency has very low inflation rate then this is called economic recression.

AT the economical down time the most of the money is eliminitated from circlelation...
Less Money in circlelation will make money more sacred,  world Economy works by alchemical fundamentals.


The economic system works Simple way anyone just learn the basic rules... Just simple rules and you can make a lot profit!!



Knowledge is power

By the looks of it, bitcoin is a vital alternative in countries where there isn't any good/stable stock market to invest in, and declining currency purchasing power.
should need a big mac index for bitcoin or the sort to track inflation

Maybe what you say is true, but directly the impact may not be there because it's clearly different.
country differences like what you say might be in terms of the legal or illegal influence of bitcoin itself and obviously inflation is not directly affected by it.

That's the reason why every 4 years bitcoin should be halved

Sounds scary, is this a fact?

Just FYI to correct this partial misunderstanding, the lightning network is already using sub-satoshi denominations. Second layer technology that lock-in bitcoin for other crypto-tokens, receipts, etc, like lightning and side-chains can program whatever smallest denomination they choose.

I do not believe there will be a decline in prices to the lowest if the bitcoin is likely to run out, because bitcoin will be able to overcome so that prices remain stable and will not be up to freefall. because many alternatives will be implemented so that it cannot happen.

I also believe the same as you say, but maybe there are also many analyzes that occur to see the graph printed, but the time is still long and there are many possibilities that will occur with the passage of time. still believe bitcoin can deal with this situation.   

Changing the 21 millions limite for a tail emission of something like 0.1% a year would absolutely not destroy its value, the real question is that: can the network keep its level of security with only fees.

Changing the source-code to produce more than the 21 mln limit would destroy 99% of Bitcoin value instantly.

The only reason Bitcoin is worth thousands of U$ is because it's rare.

Also a satoshi cannot ever be worth U$ 1 because :

a) there isn't that much money in existence and;

b) Bitcoin transaction fees would be impossible to pay if the smallest unit of the cryptocurrency gains to much value. You can't break a 1 satoshi transaction down into microsatoshis. That would probably require changes to the core source code, perhaps adding 8 more zeroes.

It is clear that inflation will be in line and always have an impact on the economic crisis, but will it happen in the future but it is still a separate question, and will it make it worse? I hope that doesn't happen

That's why we like it so much 

Don't forget that normal money is deflationary so it's win win.

Changes happen easily, so let's just see what happens on the coming months or even years

^^ Agreed, the upward potential is huge. As technology progresses demand will only grow, combine that with the limited supply and we are golden.

If to think logically, Bitcoin is a deflationary currency... This means that in long-term its price will only grow

The current depreciation of the cryptocurrency reflects the influence of all the same geopolitical factors, which, as a rule, lead to an increase in periods of escalation. This can be a dangerous indicator for the Fed, suggesting that in the event of a real conflict, investors can start to get rid of the dollar in panic. This will inevitably plunge financial markets into a crisis and raise prices not only for gold, but also for Bitcoin, which is still a valuable asset in the eyes of many investors.