Now this is supposed to impact bitcoin in a positive way.
I never saw inflation affecting bitcoin in a positive way since 2022. I think believing on btc as a hedge against inflation is only good in theory but practically it wont happen. We only started rising from this year because the fed slowly got their interest rates downwards. If they again start more stronger tightening, do you really think btc will go against spx?
Bitcoin is definitely a hedge against inflation, this is just simple economics. It isn't an unproven theory.
When the supply of one asset grows, the value against another decreases.
For example if the USD monetary supply grows 1%, it is 1% weaker than Bitcoin and therefore the value of Bitcoin theoretically increases by 1%. This change might not instantly reflect on markets however economically, USD has grown weaker and Bitcoin is stronger.
2022 is a poor indicator on whether or not Bitcoin is a hedge against inflation. In fact, so is 2020-2021. The reason why I say this is because markets were artificially increased by Luna, FTX and their subsidiaries during 2020-21, and then artificially decreased during 2022 during their collapse.
This among speculation caused by news that effects markets more than economic principles is why the direct impact of inflation can't be see directly on the market of Bitcoin.
If the noise of news, speculation, fiat markets, manipulation and so on were removed from Bitcoin's market, Bitcoin would programmatically increase over time as USD and fiat money inevitably increase their money supply to be able to survive, while Bitcoin's supply inevitably remains the same.