Topic: Inflation soaring in US and other countries gives good prospect to bitcoin (Read 344 times)

While I also think that bitcoin will be able to protect you in the case of a economic meltdown a the same time it is just a theory at the moment and we have no way to know if it will happen, we know now that bitcoin will protect your from small economic crises as this is what we saw during the previous year, it is true there was a decrease in the price as well but then bitcoin reevaluated itself very quickly and reached several new all time highs.

Bitcoin has a big advantage when there is economy meltdown. Many leading country have start having one or two problem with inflation and deflation make the economy move from a start of stable flow of money to hardship where to buy things will require more money making it hard for the masses to move on the state of the economy.

I was aware that after all the money printing and giveaways during the COVID was just delaying the payment of the crisis ´till a moment in which the economy could possibly take better care of it. However, it was certain that the true cost of the crisis was not being paid. But here is the bill: Soaring inflation, happily accepted by governments in Europe and mainly in US: 5% YoY in August.

This is bad news for most, however it is good news for bitcoin that benefits from inflation and loose financial policies. Keep hodling!

This is for those who are still looking for the need to invest in Bitcoin. Is very bad that some people never know the importance of investing their money in assets like this. Times like this will always prove it to them that they are meant to be investing their money and not just keep on holding only Fiat. I have had a lot of experience like this, and that’s why I don’t really miss my chances of investing my money. I have been investing in Bitcoin for a very long time now, and apart from Bitcoin I have started to spread out into other types of investments and it has really helped me in times like this when fiat is losing its value.

How does it affect bitcoin at all when bitcoin's volatility is several hundred times higher than the USD over any stretch of time?  I don't see the inflation rate in the US affecting bitcoin at all until such time bitcoin can actually hold value more predictably than the USD, and there's currently nothing in the history of either bitcoin or the USD that suggests this will ever happen in our lifetimes. 

it has really helped me in times like this when fiat is losing its value.

I was aware that after all the money printing and giveaways during the COVID was just delaying the payment of the crisis ´till a moment in which the economy could possibly take better care of it. However, it was certain that the true cost of the crisis was not being paid. But here is the bill: Soaring inflation, happily accepted by governments in Europe and mainly in US: 5% YoY in August.

This is bad news for most, however it is good news for bitcoin that benefits from inflation and loose financial policies. Keep hodling!

This is bad news for most, however it is good news for bitcoin that benefits from inflation and loose financial policies. Keep hodling!

I was aware that after all the money printing and giveaways during the COVID was just delaying the payment of the crisis ´till a moment in which the economy could possibly take better care of it. However, it was certain that the true cost of the crisis was not being paid. But here is the bill: Soaring inflation, happily accepted by governments in Europe and mainly in US: 5% YoY in August.

This is bad news for most, however it is good news for bitcoin that benefits from inflation and loose financial policies. Keep hodling!

I was aware that after all the money printing and giveaways during the COVID was just delaying the payment of the crisis ´till a moment in which the economy could possibly take better care of it. However, it was certain that the true cost of the crisis was not being paid. But here is the bill: Soaring inflation, happily accepted by governments in Europe and mainly in US: 5% YoY in August.

This is bad news for most, however it is good news for bitcoin that benefits from inflation and loose financial policies. Keep hodling!

I was aware that after all the money printing and giveaways during the COVID was just delaying the payment of the crisis ´till a moment in which the economy could possibly take better care of it. However, it was certain that the true cost of the crisis was not being paid. But here is the bill: Soaring inflation, happily accepted by governments in Europe and mainly in US: 5% YoY in August.

This is bad news for most, however it is good news for bitcoin that benefits from inflation and loose financial policies. Keep hodling!

I was aware that after all the money printing and giveaways during the COVID was just delaying the payment of the crisis ´till a moment in which the economy could possibly take better care of it. However, it was certain that the true cost of the crisis was not being paid. But here is the bill: Soaring inflation, happily accepted by governments in Europe and mainly in US: 5% YoY in August.

This is bad news for most, however it is good news for bitcoin that benefits from inflation and loose financial policies. Keep hodling!

How does it affect bitcoin at all when bitcoin's volatility is several hundred times higher than the USD over any stretch of time?  I don't see the inflation rate in the US affecting bitcoin at all until such time bitcoin can actually hold value more predictably than the USD,

I was aware that after all the money printing and giveaways during the COVID was just delaying the payment of the crisis ´till a moment in which the economy could possibly take better care of it. However, it was certain that the true cost of the crisis was not being paid. But here is the bill: Soaring inflation, happily accepted by governments in Europe and mainly in US: 5% YoY in August.

This is bad news for most, however it is good news for bitcoin that benefits from inflation and loose financial policies. Keep hodling!

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The crisis is actually on the people, not on inflation, nor is it a loss for the high-ranking officials who manage the country. We are only victims of the ferocity of the rules which only make excuses for the sake of security and economic stability.

Unfortunately many people do not know what is happening, we can put it into precise words and terms but most people cannot do that, they can tell there is something wrong since everything is getting more expensive but they cannot put their finger on what is wrong, and while I am not worried as I know this works in our favor it seems that we will finally get to see the crisis that will put at risk the fiat system currently in place, but this will bring a lot of suffering as most people have no savings at all and the few that have them have those savings on fiat and they are about to lose all of those years of effort.

I was aware that after all the money printing and giveaways during the COVID was just delaying the payment of the crisis ´till a moment in which the economy could possibly take better care of it. However, it was certain that the true cost of the crisis was not being paid. But here is the bill: Soaring inflation, happily accepted by governments in Europe and mainly in US: 5% YoY in August.

This is bad news for most, however it is good news for bitcoin that benefits from inflation and loose financial policies. Keep hodling!

This is difficult to accept but quite right. The Democrats wanted to appear so distant to anything that Trump supported that they took an overly coddled view on lockdowns and the need for supporting people. In a lot of other countries, life slowly hobbled back as people took precautions and tried to solve COVID within communities and families. The US welfare state made it a country-wide problem even when it was not, just to appear to be "correcting" Trump's wrongs.

This lack of balanced approach means that the money printing was far beyond what would have been prudent. Now you never know that whether this was a mistake or an intentional action. US governments have used wars as excuse to raise money, maybe this time it was the pandemic. What is quite clear is that with all that money, almost every economy in the world has an influx of investment money looking for returns. If the economies can continue to perform, that money will be well spent and certain parts of the world as well as parts of the US may receive benefits. But can you defy the economic cycle set into motion with high inflation?

You probably can. High inflation is generally a push for investments. US has led the world into most of the technological revolutions, which have inevitably been money-fuelled. With the shift towards Electric, Automation, Space (even Mars exploration), this can well again be a time of high growth for the world's largest economy.

For once, i wish that Americans would stop being the bickering pussies they have become since 9/11. Its like these little effeminate kids bickering about Al-qaeda, bickering about their leaders, bickering about China and never really being able to come together to show the character they showed at the times of WW-II, Apollo missions and the computer revolution. From being inventors, explorers and go-getters, they have turned into these little bunch of teenagers stuck between old men like Biden and Trump. For the sake of everyone, Americans really should stop throwing airs and heroic CGIs in the form of DC/ Marvel universe and actually go back to figure out what actually made that country great. And make no mistakes, the USA IS a great nation. Its just that it has never had so many bickering pussies calling the shots at the same time. Blame youtube, facebook or whatever, but those people really need to dig deep and find their ideals back. Or else be pushed back to the status of being the largest producers of porn and stupid Tiktoks on Chinese apps.

This lack of balanced approach means that the money printing was far beyond what would have been prudent. Now you never know that whether this was a mistake or an intentional action. US governments have used wars as excuse to raise money, maybe this time it was the pandemic. What is quite clear is that with all that money, almost every economy in the world has an influx of investment money looking for returns. If the economies can continue to perform, that money will be well spent and certain parts of the world as well as parts of the US may receive benefits. But can you defy the economic cycle set into motion with high inflation?