Topic: Does crypto suffer from inflation? - page 3. (Read 420 times)
For now cryptocurrency does not suffer from inflation may be due to the fact that it is not a normal traditional money and it is decentralized in the sense that it is not run by any government but may be in the future there would be more intervention from outside bodies
As you all know. now more and more crypto projects are born. So does crypto have inflation and lose its original value?
The first question you should ask is what is inflation, when you know the definition of inflation, then you would be able to know if really Crypto can be inflated, well inflation just simple means that there is more supply than demand, and of course a lot of coins could be inflated due to the large supply available, but bitcoin cannot be affected by inflation because we have only 21 million in existence of which haven't been mined yet, and with the demand we see for bitcoin everyday, it is never possible that there could be inflation, but other crypto could face inflation. 
Maybe the inflation happens when the price is down like today.
We see that in 2017, the price can reach the highest price but today, the price gets down. So in my opinion, that is what inflation in the cryptocurrency.
The value of the altcoin is down following the bitcoin price. But it will increase soon once bitcoin can reach the new highest price.
We see that in 2017, the price can reach the highest price but today, the price gets down. So in my opinion, that is what inflation in the cryptocurrency.
The value of the altcoin is down following the bitcoin price. But it will increase soon once bitcoin can reach the new highest price.
As you all know. now more and more crypto projects are born. So does crypto have inflation and lose its original value?
It should create a high inflation since people can easily create their own money. But, crypto industry will face higher competition which will eliminate weak project from this space and replaced by other project. This is going to be so long until there is just few projects left or maybe just Bitcoin. 
Of course it does. Where do you think newly mined/staked (minted) coins go? The new coin creation is the inflation. The only difference with traditional currencies is that the rate of inflation is already known from the beginning of the network.
As you all know. now more and more crypto projects are born. So does crypto have inflation and lose its original value?
It doesn't because when there was a newborn to the world and there must be another old one that died too. CMC is too lazy to update about the real working platforms and delisting a died one. It's still having its original value and that's the point. As you all know. now more and more crypto projects are born. So does crypto have inflation and lose its original value?
It doesn't because when there was a newborn to the world and there must be another old one that died too. CMC is too lazy to update about the real working platforms and delisting a died one. It's still having its original value and that's the point. 
As you all know. now more and more crypto projects are born. So does crypto have inflation and lose its original value?
It doesn't because when there was a newborn to the world and there must be another old one that died too. CMC is too lazy to update about the real working platforms and delisting a died one. It's still having its original value and that's the point.
If the coin supply is to high or infinite then there inflation will affect the coin if there is no demand for that coin, but for bitcoin as every 4 years is halving and total supply will be 21 million and demand is high inflation is low and not affect the price.
As you all know. now more and more crypto projects are born. So does crypto have inflation and lose its original value?
I believe the addition of new coins somewhat dilutes the value of the already existing ones, because a finite amount of money is chasing the entire market. So while the tendency is for the money to go to the better projects in the long run, there is some dilution of value while the market is saturated with coins. I expect over time the market will correct this.
The unpopular ones are prone to inflation.
But if you have read some articles about bitcoins deflation.
It's likely the best coin to invest to avoid inflation.
But if you have read some articles about bitcoins deflation.
It's likely the best coin to invest to avoid inflation.
Inflation in crypto should be considered in two components, at least. The first one is inflation of each crypto currency. The coin has higher inflation rate will mostly has lower price. In its short period after beginning, its price might be high but when FOMOs goes away, price become stable and from which its price will stay at low range for sure. The second one is inflation of crypto market in aspect of total crypto currencies available on market. There are new coins launched nearly every day. Together, they contribute to create a abundant crypto currency market. Unfortunately, most of shit coins die after 6 months, one or two years. Such shit coins should be warned at starts to avoid lost in capital and believes of crypto investors.
As you all know. now more and more crypto projects are born. So does crypto have inflation and lose its original value?
Inflation is a real thing. When there's more supply than demand, the price of the coin would naturally decrease.
We have seen this happen with many coins and tokens where issuing a large number of coins decreased the overall price of the coin. But whether the increasing number of crypto currencies hurt the overall price growth of other coins is still a debatable matter.
As you all know. now more and more crypto projects are born. So does crypto have inflation and lose its original value?
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