[CHART] BTC vs USD inflation

[painlord2k]

I have compiled a spreadsheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17Jjhd_nnfRJ9EyYuOM1ACPMwRod3hhPqRk4YQp7FIZE/pubhtml# with the data taken from blockchain.info and research.stlouisfed.org.

I update the data and the charts weekly or bi-weekly (data of Money Base is released bi-weekly)
I will post here pictures of the charts and update them.
Suggestions for beautification or improve anything welcome.









The last chart is about the ratio between real inflation in BTC and the default inflation in BTC

[painlord2k]

Reserved just in case

[painlord2k]

Reserved just in case (2)

[painlord2k]

Charts updated.

[Wouter Mense]

Have been watching these charts once in a while ever since they were posted. Seems that the year to year BTC inflation is finally dipping below USD M2! So, necrobumping this

[0xfff]

These are some great charts. Thank you for taking the time to create them and post them. Very interesting to analyze. 

[error08]

Very interesting to see the charts, Seems the inflation of bitcoin constantly decrease which mean rise of value and price.
but the time on charts why just until 2014? Is the database just showing those times and no more recently update?

[yayayo]

Nice chart. But I do not understand what "BTC weekly trend" means. Is that the change in inflation?

I would suggest that you smooth the BTC lines and consider applying a logarithmic scale for the total overview, because the values are constantly trending lower and are becoming indiscernible in the end.

Because Bitcoin's monetary inflation rate is determined by diminishing block rewards (see here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130619.0) it would be most interesting to see possible deviations from the mathematically idealized values.

ya.ya.yo!

[vantyzz]

Very interesting graphics. Give the opportunity to clearly see that Bitcoin little prone to inflation

[Houghton Bay Road]

The charts are already two years out of date, but are fascinating to pour over.  There will always be an inherent inflation in BitCoin while coins are being mined while out pacing their implementation in real world applications.

Would like to see an update if the original poster is still around?

[Zisove28]

I would like to see the current graphics. I wonder how things have changed since that time.