[CHART] Bitcoin Inflation vs. Time

[Natsuu]

Consistent with Bitcoin, its current value continues to rise making it more valuable as an investment commodity. People buy Bitcoin not to use it as a means of payment when shopping online, but rather to wait or find other Bitcoin buyers who want to buy their Bitcoin at a more expensive price.

Interesting statement!

Agree as time flies by so does the value of bitcoin as for me to what i earn from campaign i'm saving half of it waiting for the value to go to moon then sell it.

[channah]

My friend was forced to sell a USDT and buy in bitcoin and his price was at that time 8500, it seemed to us very unprofitable! but now it's been a while since it turned out to be a very good investment! the rate will grow faster and faster!

I guessed you're now in a celebration looking charts how btc keep rising. Congrats dude.

[degraff]

To speak simply Central Banks have  goals of inflation rate, so they can use monetary policy, including printing FIAT money, in order to regulate it and be in line with their goals...in theory there is no any limitations for Cenral Banks & governments (remeber zimbabve)
In BTC  case, total supply is fixed, so supply is known from the beginning. A main factor of recent spike in BTC price is huge demand and BTC holders expectation for further gains.

[ubanx]

Very useful graph. I think the analysis for bitcoin inflation, yet is not that defined as is a whole new financial system.

[minhnguyen]

Very nice. But base on what you predict the rate in the future

[Bitcoinonelovee]

I think Bitcoin has advantage over time because it has limited supply and cannot face inflation.

[neggar]

We are looking forward to 2030+ for "no inflation"... 

is that the last issue of bitcoin date or what 

[Roy302]

Time to Time the price of bitcoin is increase because people are showing more interest in investing crypto currency

[johny1512]

I will totally agree with you because you have describer very very pretty and professional it is rightly depicted what and how bitcoin is going and why it is doing like this . Loved your methodology and presentation of idea.

[trynewline]

The 25% was definitely from the inflation that happened last year. This is not the type of annual inflation rate that we often view.

[batman12345]

great work. but i belive that the price of bitcoin will increase by time to time.

[santali]

And it just keeps rising because of ignorant people spreading FOMO - all of which unplanned.  The chart itself proves a point that in the future it is possible that Bitcoin can shoot through the roof and pierce the atmosphere. Let's just wait and see!

The price of bitcoin is not always growing. At some intervals, the price falls. As for me, this is due to inflation including

[haster100]

I am sure that this is due to the fact that I do not understand the influence or value of the diagrams. What's the difference that the rate of inflation will be the same as the speed of bitcoin mining slows down over time?

[abutingting]

Inflation will not affect Bitcoin at all. Bitcoin will fall/rise or rise/fall but definitely will grow as it will become known and widespread worldwide.

[winteroxalis]

Why bitcoin inflation rate steadily trends downwards.?

[iSkyCastle]

Looking at 2021 and 2015 now. Will see how it plays out.

[dvillier]

The non presence expansion in the bitcoin is an issue, which was settled with the dogecoin. Swelling is vital, so individuals spend the bitcoins in contributing and not keeping it without utilise. Offering enthusiasm to the general population, when they choose to get it, so other can contribute and not holding it under the pad once more.

[mmortal03]

Does the graph still hold true?

It's off a little bit on the dates of the halvings due to blocks having been slightly faster than 10 minutes at times, but the basic shape of the chart is still accurate.

[Mustard!!!]

Inflation will not affect Bitcoin at all. Bitcoin will fall/rise or rise/fall but definitely will grow as it will become known and widespread worldwide.

well the price of BTC will depend mostly on the market value and the amount of TRUST people put on to it. It works basically on how many people use it thats why its value continues to go beyond our expectations.

[Nanot]

A clarifying note: These charts show the monetary (supply) inflation of Bitcoin. They bear no relation to price inflation, which is an entirely distinct phenomenon. When Austrian economists say "inflation," they're typically referring to monetary inflation, whereas Keynesian economists are typically referring to price inflation.

Also, please note that the top axis ("Year") on these charts is approximate, based on the scheduled block generation rate of one block per 10 minutes. The actual block generation rate has averaged a bit faster than this, due to the perpetually increasing hash rate, so we're already a little bit further progressed than the labels along the top axis would suggest. This doesn't mean there will be any more than 21M bitcoins; it only means that we'll reach the end of supply generation a little bit sooner than we would have if the hash rate had always held constant.

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When it terms of money we are all not innoscenes of that and it most of all when it terms of price inflation  because it is also increase money so that it might create a big impact to society. When it terms of time also it is too hard to determine that through time passes it can be permanent in its inflation.