Does crypto suffer from inflation?

[Shani khan]

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

Crypto does n't suffer from inflation because due to fact and is not a common conventional money . It’s not run by any government in the future.

[GregH37]

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

Inflation is a real thing. When there's more supply than demand, the price of the coin would naturally decrease.
We have seen this happen with many coins and tokens where issuing a large number of coins decreased the overall price of the coin. But whether the increasing number of crypto currencies hurt the overall price growth of other coins is still a debatable matter.

For the aspect of if introduction of more cryptocurrency hurt the overall market price of other existing coins, yes it does. Let us go practical. Let us imagine that have bitcoin and Ethereum in the market alone, and each of them having 10000 supply each, an investor decides to buy from the supplies in the quantity of like 1000 token based on what he can afford, then he decided to share into two, 500 for Bitcoin and 500 for Ethereum, leaving both of them with 9500 supply left.

Let us now imagine that we have BTC, ETH, BNB, EOS, ADA, and about 15 more projects fighting for same person, this investors comes to the market with the intention of buying 1000 tokens based on his capacity, and all the 20 projects looks good, then he shares the 1000 between the 20 projects, which means each of their supply will only reduce by 50 as against 500. So you see why some projects are not increasing in value?

[trudovik]

I do not think that there is such a problem in cryptocurrencies, because inflation is a process of excess candy wrappers that are worthless. Today cryptocurrencies are BTC and probably the top 5 cryptocurrencies. All other projects are just interest.

[kindbtc]

Yes inflation has been a problem not due to the the tokenomics of the coins but due to too many new projects coming up this has resulted in massive dumps and coins are selling below their real value and way below ico prices this is due to availability of too many coins and low buyers and low volume in the market so yes this inflatory pressure has been caused by dozens of new projects and it can only be eliminated by massive new volume and buyers in the market.

[Yalovtsev]

most likely not suffering from inflation and Manipulation in the market competition to a lesser extent,posomtrite when the market was growing,almost all the projects in the price rose very strongly growing up,and when the manipulation,and the price of the project just at the bottom fell down!

[melomanskiy]

When we talk about inflation, we need to understand the standard fundamental truths that work in any financial markets. There will never be stability. And even more so in cryptocurrency. Volatility is normal. And we must learn to manage it)

[veraro]

I don't think it is inflation, it is more like selection. There are huge numbers of projects, and only few of them will survive in future, but you can't tell which ones it will be successful. So as far as people disappointed in project and stop believing in it, the tokens lose its price.Because now price depends not from project or product, but fro investors expectations and speculation.

[mrdeposit]

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

In fact, it is difficult for the non-original to influence this kind of market. Those who deserve to gain value in this market often gain. Shitcoins often have difficulty in gaining value and disappear.

[talkbitcoin]

you can easily go to coinmarketcap.com or any other website like that which lists the supply of coins and then bring up their whole list (not just the top X list) and then add all the supplies in that list. the number you come up with has somewhere around 18-20 zeros in front of it. that should answer your question about "inflation" of crypto. which will also raise the question of do we really need that many coins!!! there isn't even that many people in the world...

[Wintersoldier]

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

It doesn't because when there was a newborn to the world and there must be another old one that died too. CMC is too lazy to update about the real working platforms and delisting a died one. It's still having its original value and that's the point.

It depends, it is not always that proportion when there will be a new cryptocurrency in the market, some other dies, for this reason I think it is just the matter of support and the marketing that will going to make the project very well, and not that because, cryptocurrency space is getting even bigger.

[asepsetiawan1990]

For me cryptocurrency is a virtual world that contains various people from all over the world. Many types of digital money in cryptocurrency. Indeed, not all of them have value. From indirect elimination there are several coins that have high value and popularity. Inflation in my opinion is not too influential on cryptocurrency because of the limitation on every token generated from the world of cryptocurrency. What happens is price fluctuations.

[nwosuchristabe2]

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

One of the tenets of cryptocurrency is that its not affected by inflation.
Inflation is definited as the continuous increase in the price of goods and services without a corresponding increase in the value of the money.
Inflation basically affects the fiat while cryptocurrency is affected by volatility of prices.

[Findingnemo]

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

Every coin gaining its own value if others falling doesn't means its inflation,its just the useless shit projects cn't stay in the tough competition among other cryptos.

[okala]

Most of the shit coins in the market today are already suffering from inflation because the coin supply is more then it demand and that always result into gradual decrease in the price and if care is not the most of them will still become worthless. But if a coin like bitcoin who have sustained is balance between it demands and supply it very difficult for it to be affected by inflation.

[Mikhail.YT]

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

I believe the addition of new coins somewhat dilutes the value of the already existing ones, because a finite amount of money is chasing the entire market. So while the tendency is for the money to go to the better projects in the long run, there is some dilution of value while the market is saturated with coins. I expect over time the market will correct this.

I agree that over the period, the market will soon correct this - but in my opinion, there will be always a saturation since new coins are added. It's a cycle. Money will somehow be ended in wrong hands. Unless we users agreed to create a common ideals.

[Ucy]

If I get you correctly you were asking if cryptocurrencies can lose all their values? The answer is yes. If a coin is abandoned for a long time, the value will bascally become valueless or zero.

[sandgluenick]

If I get you correctly you were asking if cryptocurrencies can lose all their values? The answer is yes. If a coin is abandoned for a long time, the value will bascally become valueless or zero.

Yes, I think that is true, if you compare the basic values of all coins, it certainly looks worthless if left in the long run because each coin has strength in a particular field and in my opinion there are only 2 answers that continue to grow or conflict. As we know, new projects continue to grow, most of which rise to the value of these coins and this problem occurs because of the team's seriousness in processing involvement.

[dizzy1996]

In this matter, nothing really depends on inflation, since the decline in the project's course relates to the investors themselves who lose faith in the project and that’s all. It is for this price that falls.

[ethereumhunter]

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

I don't think that the cryptocurrency has suffered from inflation because the price of the cryptocurrency is up and down and it's not related to inflation. Besides that, it is normal to see the price of every coin is up and down because all of the coins just following to bitcoin so wherever bitcoin go, the altcoin will follow. But we don't know what will happen in the future because all of the coins still depends on bitcoin movements, so there are many possibilities to happen.

[igor.vanyutin.83]

I do not think that inflation is taking place on the market. The buying ability is getting lower and lower, and the difficulty of mining is constantly raising. Once the market recovers, it would be a problem any longer.