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January 17, 2026, 02:32:31 PM
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When AI token costs go near zero and AI robots make products like pancakes, everything will become so cheap. When that happens in 5 years, inflation will become a thing of the past. What would that do to Bitcoin price?
It's certain that won't happen and if it is going to happen it will certainly not be this quick. 5 years is not a long time to make inflation a thing of the Past. Inflation is embedded in the structure of modern economies because of the constant increase in population which leads to increase in human needs for money continuously. If for the sake of the argument we Say that Deflation has happened then I believe Bitcoin will become even more valuable considering its fixed supply which naturally aligns with deflationary demands where people often save rather than spend and Bitcoin with its fixed supply acts as a store of value much like gold.


you're assuming population growth always equals inflationary pressure, but that's not how it works.
Japan's had a shrinking population for decades and still battles deflation. Demographics alone don't dictate monetary outcomes-policy and productivity matter more.
if AI actually delivers massive deflation, Bitcoin's fixed supply becomes the ultimate inflation hedge. what makes you so confident about that population-inflation link?
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