Lets try to calculate:
6.25 BTC per 10minutes.
About 900 BTC per day and 328,500 per year.
For a total or 18,900,000 BTC already mined:
328500 / 18900000 = 0,01738, which is 1.738% inflation per year.
US had about 7% inflation last year, which is 4 times more inflation than BTC's.
I honestly did not know how to calculate it, thanks for this info. I always assumed dollar worth when calculation inflation. Like if someone asked me about inflation in bitcoin, I would say there is no inflation, just like how there is no "inflation" for most stocks, they are just companies and same for us.
However, we are not a company obviously, the similarity in my mind is that one share of tesla stock will always be told with a dollar price, and one bitcoin will always be valued with a dollar price as well. This is why I never considered it as currency in the inflation department, which is a very very wrong thing to do by me. Thanks to your post, I know what I will be capable of doing, it is really really helpful.