I liked the article until he got to this point... "Bitcoins, like gold, are beholden to no government; they can’t be printed by any central bank, and they cert

I liked the article until he got to this point... "Bitcoins, like gold, are beholden to no government; they can’t be printed by any central bank, and they certainly won’t be subject to hyperinflation, since the global supply of bitcoins will never exceed 21 million." This defies everything he previously wrote. If there is a bubble, and it pops, you have inflation. If each Bitcoin can only purchase a tenth of what it previously purchased, that's heavy duty inflation. If people stop using it outright and the value drops to zero, then you have hyperinflation. Just having a finite money supply isn't enough. (And this is coming from someone who has read Milton Friedman)