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Because that number is fixed, that does mean that inflation slowly tends to zero as time increases.
by isoprophlex 6y ago
Because that number is fixed, that does mean that inflation slowly tends to zero as time increases.
- popcorncowboy 6y agoCould you expand on how a fixed rate of monetary issue would drive inflation to zero? Aren't there other factors (e.g. velocity of money) at play? I'm struggling to understand why.
- isoprophlex 6y agoAdding 10k coins to a supply of 10k: 50% value decrease. Adding 10k coins to a supply of 10M: 0.1% value decrease. Etc., meaning inflation is positive, monotonously decreasing, and tending to zero.