Topic: [CHART] Bitcoin Inflation vs. Time - page 7. (Read 1080633 times)
Thanks, but to me the pictures seemed not convinced. How were they made? And how could it forecast the future?
Everything has the potential for inflation. However, for Bitcoin, inflation is a very difficult thing. As the number of Bitcoins is limited, while the current need to use Bitcoin in the world is not the most popular. Under the principle of supply and demand, in the future, when the demand for Bitcoin increases, while the volume of Bitcoin release is fixed. So Bitcoin will add value over time rather than inflation. This is my personal opinion.
thanks for such kinds of graps and you have done really great views between them.
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I want to invest in bitcoin but be more cautious and it is not clear which coin investment is reasonable
yes it is
Moreover, it will be alive no metter what, cryprocurrency is the future
When there is inflation in bitcoin the time will increase with it.
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So , basically the chart is showing instantaneous rate of inflation with respect to the given time period. The money supply inflation rate is being shown rather than the price inflation which is a keynesian approach.
When there is inflation in bitcoin the time will increase with it.
I am not sure if everything will go this happy way, there are different views and one of them is that Bitcoin will disappear.
Considering the exponential decay it would give much more detail for latest years, so can you create a version with logarithmic sales?
easy to understand and very helpful, and I grasp the understanding of the chart you are creating is a near-depleted bitcoin supply. and that keeps prices soaring.
Considering the exponential decay it would give much more detail for latest years, so can you create a version with logarithmic sales?
Inflation is a term often referred to in the mass media and becomes a worry for the world economy. and bitcoin - the currency algorithm is considered the solution to inflation.
bitcoin will help algorithms, circulations, storage, transactions do not need a formal organization but only through the internet. The transactions will be dealt with promptly, safely and the tax will be calculated fairly.
And if bitcoin is accepted as a world reserve currency, it will create an environment that can curb inflation.
bitcoin will help algorithms, circulations, storage, transactions do not need a formal organization but only through the internet. The transactions will be dealt with promptly, safely and the tax will be calculated fairly.
And if bitcoin is accepted as a world reserve currency, it will create an environment that can curb inflation.
Thanks for this. This presentation is much better than just saying it. By seeing the graph I can say that bitcoins supply is going down while the monetary price or value is soaring high. But as long as the monetary price goes up and I am earning I will still go on with bitcoins. Supply and effect can really take it in and pull BTC from going deep into the ground. Plus in a few years or so, I agree with you that BTC will go widespread now and won't really be that much affected anymore with inflation.
I think even though Bitcoin was (apparently) designed to beat inflation, all systems tend towards disorder, and in the case of currencies, disorder leads to inflation. Bitcoin is new and hasn't been hit as hard as fiat, but over time it probably will experience a type of pseudo-inflation.
I agree with this guy. I also think the same. Bitcoin is made to beat the inflation. Bitcoin price is also changing in a period of time. As the price of the goods or the products that we buy goes up in a period of time, there's bitcoin who is the same. Bitcoin price don't always go up, sometimes it goes down too. But we can see that in a period of time it goes up too. From 1$, 10$, 100$, 1000$, and now 10000$. 
I think even though Bitcoin was (apparently) designed to beat inflation, all systems tend towards disorder, and in the case of currencies, disorder leads to inflation. Bitcoin is new and hasn't been hit as hard as fiat, but over time it probably will experience a type of pseudo-inflation.
Forgive my ignorance here, but I'm not sure I understand this graph. I'm not a math genius or economics genius, but I thought inflation was a rise in prices due to an increase in the money supply, which is obviously not what we see graphed here. How is inflation defined in this graph?
As the graph said that time affects the inflation of Bitcoin because if the user not focus on prices in the market due to lacking of time, it can missed the chanes to get higher income Jump to: