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It's inflationary (5 billion more a year), but inflation rate drops overtime, reaching 0% on a long enough time line... Compared to USD inflation rate, this is
by washedup 5y ago
It's inflationary (5 billion more a year), but inflation rate drops overtime, reaching 0% on a long enough time line...
Compared to USD inflation rate, this is much lower volatility, and makes it rather attractive. A good complement to store-of-value Bitcoin: has the ability to act more like a currency.
Also, error in the article: Bitcoin supply is estimated to run out in 2140, NOT 2040.
Source: https://provscons.com/is-dogecoin-capped/ https://provscons.com/is-dogecoin-capped/
- orwin 5y agoIn the end, what will happen if a crypto is ever accepted and non-deflationnary, is that actor with enough credit/trust (banks, states) will start according loans, creating more money that the initial creator wanted, creating inflation.