To be realistic I think governments will create crypto currencies, and their crypto currencies will be something between gold and fiat when it comes to inflation. They don't need any miners to participate in their scheme since they have enough resources to create a secure currency with high hashrate. And they dont need to attract users, users are forced to use their coin since it is the currency where taxes can be paid and government employees get salaries.
You would be correct. At some point a fiat government cryptocurrency will exist and there will be people that use it because they have to pay their taxes in it. This I do not doubt.
A deflationary economy will probably lead to greater gap between rich and poor.
No, it won't. You offer no evidence of this assertion. I'll offer this bit, if you measure wealth in US dollars, the US Bitcoin hoarders are closing that gap with the 1% in the US right now, but they are doing so by refusing to use fiat as a store of wealth.
Either you are born into a rich family where you inherit bitcoins that were mined by your grandfather, or you are born into a poor family where you have to work for a few satoshis.
Whereas it's so much better that people are born into a rich family that obtained its wealth primarily by having its members be part of the farce that is the fiat banking system? How is one superior to the other? Only bright individiuals will mine efficiently and pay relevant attention to ROI. Only very studied analysis of Bitcoin use and a working knowledge of demand will separate the timely hoarder from the tardy one. Bitcoin isn't rich vs. poor, it's intelligent vs. foolish.
In a inflationary economy however inherited wealth will lose value over time which is more fair for newer generations that are not born yet.
Not if you also inherit control over the banking system from your father or grandfather. The problem, as others have stated well before me, isn't the 1%, it's the .1%, the guys that control LIBOR, interest rates, lending, exchange rates, and have the power to do so simply because the entire world values the US dollar and believes that they know what is best for them. But
the system is coming apart at the seams now. The public is now on to their game.
I've never understood why people who lament the wage-gap also strongly defend the fiat dollar. The absolute worst thing you can do, if you are being oppressed, is to continue to use your oppressor's currency. Yet here you are, proudly proclaiming it as your one-day savior. You decorate your chains, quite gladly, and defend their use here. Clearly your master is wiser, you say to the freest men you've likely ever spoken to, urging them to rejoin you in your misery. Have you no shame? Aren't you the least bit embarrassed that you covet the currency of those you detest? I cast aside my shackles a year ago when I realized I didn't have to operate in fiat anymore. At least, not as a store of my wealth.
Bitcoin provides a level playing field precisely because of its limited growth. No single man or group controls the blockchain, only an algorithm and the consensus of those participating in its growth.