Supply-adjusted BTCUSD chart?

[rebuilder]

Does anyone have a current chart of tthe BTCUSD price, adjusted for BTC inflation relative to some date in, say, 2011 or so? Or maybe with the current date as the supply reference?

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[WENGER]

Here you go: https://blockchain.info/charts/market-price?timespan=all&showDataPoints=false&daysAverageString=1&show_header=true&scale=0&address=
You could change the time in the lower left of the screen to the available options: 30 Days -  60 Days -  180 Days -  1 Year -  2 Year -  All Time
Hope that does the trick for your problem.

[rebuilder]

I know how to get a BTCUSD chart. I'm looking for one where the BTCUSD price is normalized for the total amount of BTC issued, relative to a given date. Essentially an inflation-corrected chart for BTCUSD, just corrected for BTC inflation instead of the more common USD

[odolvlobo]

What kind of correction do you mean? I think what you might be looking for is the "market cap".

http://www.coindesk.com/data/bitcoin-market-capitalization/

Otherwise, what you are looking for is already built into the price. When you look at an inflation-adjusted value of the dollar you are comparing its value to other things. That is already what the BTC/USD price is (although it doesn't account for dollar inflation)

[HabBear]

I think the OP means the inflation of Bitcoin, due to the increase in supply that continues every day until we reach 21 million mined.

It's a very interesting question.