Does crypto suffer from inflation?

[Reid]

It does.
Dont you see a coin that reaches like a millionth of a dollar in value? That is because of inflation.

Bitcoin dont have that property and that just means one thing. It goes up as time goes on and when every bitcoin is mined we might see a lot more changes going up in value.

It is property of every financial system. When the amount is higher and there is not much demand then the value depreciate. Better stay with the trusted and best ones.

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[leetcoiner]

I do not think so.  Because bitcoin is always in the trend of buying.  And over time, it will only become stronger and more expensive.  Yes, altcoins are not very trusting source of income.  Because at any moment may fail.

[mattadc]

I believe that cryptocurrency and inflation are incompatible things in this world.  Because here coins are mined.  And no one said that somewhere there is an end.

[Aniwura]

As you all know. now more and more crypto projects are born. So does crypto have inflation and lose its original value?

Since cryptocurrency has economic value in it, it can surely be affected by inflation.
Most especially hat it is being traded in the market, so it is more like a thing that can still be compared with trading and commerce.

[tunapa]

It has value but they frequent birth of new project that spring up daily has given a kind of bad image to cryptocurrencies. That’s why many peopl are  scared to invest.

[Stewart66]

this shows that crypto is growing rapidly, more people want to use crypto, including companies, they associate various concepts with crypto and I think that's good but because there are many failures and scams it can have a negative effect on crypto continuity due to crypto and project world trust can fade if there are always scams or other fraudulent actions

[Invigorated]

I don't think inflation in the proper meaning is what affects the crypto industry rather, I belive crypto suffers from intermittent loss of interest in the form of investments leading to persistent fall in prices and market capitalization. These are both solvable. The industry needs a high level of regulations, law enactments and public adoption and backing. If these are all put in place, then expect massive growth in the sector.

[jackflag]

I can definitely say that there are a lot of Altcoins in the market where there is a high inflation rate, 5-15% per year, but it can be higher. This is not very good for the price of these coins.

[kaya11]

I guess not, it rather helps even a little. As you know if new tokens are born especially legit ones, there are tons of fiat money getting in to it. More people are drag into cytpo market and there just adds up money. If they manage to sell or trade the new token with BTC or when available, it will again add to Bitcoins market capitalization, people do that when they that only Bitcoin is what they really need to hold. More new projects comes new money with some new investors too, it is a win win situation.

[Serve20]

For the time being, cyptocurrency does not experience the ill effects of swelling and this might be because of the way that it's anything but a typical conventional money and it is decentralized as in it isn't run by any administration however might be later on there would be more mediation from outside bodies.

[Akoldi_ibk]

Cryptocurrency within its ecosystem can experience inflation. A more reason why project team or developers often decide to burn coins/tokens either to reduce the inflation or cut total coin supply. While some even go through the buyback process to give more value to the token. Crypto can have inflation and experience lower price value. However, bitcoin has been exceptional because of its model that has so far put inflation in check to the bearest minimal.

[cryptobae10]

As you all know. now more and more crypto projects are born. So does crypto have inflation and lose its original value?

Yes
Funny enough; more people still fall for scam projects and icos which is bad

Each newbie needs to understand economics basic principles and it applies to crypto currency too
No matter the ath of a coin; it will definitely come down

[MonaLeeTracy]

As you all know. now more and more crypto projects are born. So does crypto have inflation and lose its original value?

each currency will experience inflation and not only occur with crypto currencies because the development of investment from the crypto currency depends on the investor and anything can happen without anyone being able to predict the currency

[richminded]

As you all know. now more and more crypto projects are born. So does crypto have inflation and lose its original value?

That’s not inflation, its volatility and yes there’s a chance for a shitcoins to lose its real value not because of inflation but because they are meant to be like that since they have no real function in the market. Many are just a scam coins, investors are suffering because of this its better to buy giant coins.