[CHART] Bitcoin Inflation vs. Time

[maculeth]

easy to understand and very helpful, and I grasp the understanding of the chart you are creating is a near-depleted bitcoin supply. and that keeps prices soaring.

[Starscream]

Considering the exponential decay it would give much more detail for latest years, so can you create a version with logarithmic sales?

[ICODA]

I am not sure if everything will go this happy way, there are different views and one of them is that Bitcoin will disappear.

[Seunbabatunde]

When there is inflation in bitcoin the time will increase with it.

[kabelpeggek]

So , basically the chart is showing instantaneous rate of inflation with respect to the given time period. The money supply inflation rate is being shown rather than the price inflation which is a keynesian approach.

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[supperkyo89]

When there is inflation in bitcoin the time will increase with it.

[ICODA]

Moreover, it will be alive no metter what, cryprocurrency is the future

[Jibbit]

yes it is

[pendulangemas]

Usefull info

[sharif116]

thanks for such kinds of graps and you have done really great views between them.

[lastnumber]

Everything has the potential for inflation. However, for Bitcoin, inflation is a very difficult thing. As the number of Bitcoins is limited, while the current need to use Bitcoin in the world is not the most popular. Under the principle of supply and demand, in the future, when the demand for Bitcoin increases, while the volume of Bitcoin release is fixed. So Bitcoin will add value over time rather than inflation. This is my personal opinion.

[Huyana]

Thanks, but to me the pictures seemed not convinced. How were they made? And how could it forecast the future?

[Stephen1989]

it should have met at 25%, but it looks more like 29%.

[tdtduy]

Different types of assets can be subject to inflation. Bitcoin is also an asset, so in theory, Bitcoin can still be inflationary. In reality, however, this is unlikely. Because of the limited number of Bitcoins, a large number of Bitcoins are currently in use, with only a small amount of Bitcoin being able to continue to exploit and will run out in the future. Bitcoin can not create more than the limit. Therefore, Bitcoin only grows or decreases in value according to supply and demand rules. And that is why many investors choose Bitcoin to avoid inflation.

[Justice0881]

This price drop is a perfectly appropriate and accurate outcome in a sane monetary system. You don't get that result if the proportion of money to population is always changing one way or the other.

[shainasaz]

The chart you've do is very nice and interesting i like that but anyway bitcoin still call inflationary because bitcoin is limited number only. It can't creat more because it is limited only and a huge amount of bitcoins are being used nowadays so therefore, it is only increase or decrease base on their supply and demand. That's why many people invest in bitcoin because of that and so they will avoid inflation.

[Ibrahim 2020]

 (price inflation vs money supply inflation).  Obviously both "sides" believe their definition of inflation is the right one but it always leads to confusion and/or fights.  If everyone simply used the terms price inflation or money supply inflation it would always be clear.

[bongnor531]

The price of a bitcoin is determined by supply and demand. When demand for bitcoins increases the price increases as well  when demand falls for btc the price falls. There is only a limited number of bitcoins in circulation. What happen when the circulation over and all of btc will be mine?

[thachthuat]

Inflation in this case is the increase in the supply of money (sometimes called money supply inflation).
At the point where the graph indicates 10% it means the money supply is growing at 10% annualized rate at that point in time.

It is sometimes useful for people to be specific (price inflation vs money supply inflation).  Obviously both "sides" believe their definition of inflation is the right one but it always leads to confusion and/or fights.  If everyone simply used the terms price inflation or money supply inflation it would always be clear.