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It's not deflationary, it's inflating at a predetermined rate, gradually getting closer to the 21M cap. The governments are unable to rebase it to fund their w
by throwaway248329 5y ago
It's not deflationary, it's inflating at a predetermined rate, gradually getting closer to the 21M cap.
The governments are unable to rebase it to fund their wars and propaganda though, so naturally they don't like it.
- imtringued 5y agoDue to technical reasons Bitcoins are lost every day though. There is nothing that keeps the dead Bitcoins moving. So the supply is shrinking over the long term.
- throwaway248329 5y agoBitcoin custody is getting better every day, so the supply shrinking is not a real, fundamental problem.
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- roughly 5y agoPresuming population continues to rise, any currency whose volume does not rise at the same rate is de facto deflationary. Similarly, assuming an increasing supply of goods and services in the market, the same logic applies. It’s possible to have a currency that’s neither deflationary nor inflationary, but Bitcoin is not that.