To add context this - There are two parts to the inflation problem, one, of course, the fed is responsible for. Endless money printing, or rather, endless money injection into the economy through QE is on the fed. What they can't control are the rising costs of goods due to global supply chain disruption. They're stuck in a rough place, but I don't have much sympathy as they are the ones that put themselves there.

I believe even without any global supply chain disruption, inflation would definitely happen simply because of all the Fed’s BRRR-money printing. This set of money printing during the pandemic is unique because the government gave much of the money directly to the people. If hyperinflation happens, it’s not the first time, https://recision.files.wordpress.com/2010/12/jens-parsson-dying-of-money-24.pdf

Besides that, by getting additional income, we will be free from the spiral of inflation that continues to increase. but to choose a good investment we must also know the characteristics so that we know the advantages and disadvantages, cryptocurrencies are currently experiencing a boom, and still have the opportunity to seek profit

The pandemic really affected the economy and other investors in the country. Many companies found it difficult to pay their workers because of the lockdown that took place over some years in the country. Those that invested on bitcoin during the pandemic, where other cryptocurrencies where reducing in the exchange market that was causing bitcoin massive pumping for investors to make a good profits from their business. Just few days ago bitcoin price increase to $60, show that there will be so much profits to earn this year 2021 from bitcoin investment.
Since the economy that covid-19 virus has collapsed during the pandemic is about to improve because of the huge amount of fiat money the government has budgeted for 2021 budget to improve many investors in the country.

The government is making a narrative that “almost no one saw INFLATION coming”? Almost no one? It’s in the news, it’s right in front of everyone, everyone noticing the surging prices for basic needs, and the government claims “almost no one saw it coming?

I’m not an economist, and I’m not also very intelligent. I am merely a low-IQ pleb, BUT I believe this is one of the first signs that a country is on the brink of Hyperinflation. Turkey increased minimum wage by 50%, but the wage hike is still lower if converted to the U.S. Dollar. Is anyone from Turkey? How much is BTC/LIRA?

Their hyperinflation is already in sight, but every time there is a policy of printing a certain amount of money, it means that the money supply in the market will increase and the solution they take is tappering off.  Reducing QE is one of their steps to stabilize the economy, whereas when compared to BTC if it is legalized, who will control the bubble price later?  because it is difficult to apply BTC as a medium of exchange because of the health of the country's finances, that's all.

I am not really disagreeing with your point oHnK that tappering and reducing QE are the stated steps to attempt to put some level of responsibility back into fiat systems.. but surely we have to watch what they do and not just what they say because it surely seems that they have painted themselves into such a corner that they are not even able to do the tappering and reduction of QE as they say that they are going to do.  So in other words, do you really believe them?  It's not even that they are malicious in their lies, it's just a likely impossible feat to pull off.. and so there is a lot of hopium in a lot of these matters.

I had heard a suggestion that some form of responsible monetary policy could be a way for some kind of smoother transition, and of course, getting back to a gold standard seems almost impossible based on actual issues with gold debasement... but fiat systems getting into the acquisition of BTC on the side in order to attempt to allow for some kind of a more responsible transition and to maybe get the market to play out more freely could be a solution, but they might be many years from either employing such a transition or even contemplating it with seriousness because some of the folks in power still have faith that matters will just resolve themselves by saying that you are going to tapper and reduce QE when you really cannot even come close to doing it without experiencing really considerable bubble implosions.

Well, printing of money will not stabilize the economy and neither will bitcoin do that. Bitcoin wasn't created for stability of an economy even though it look for some like that. It is a tool for investment asset or deflationary. This role can not limit bitcoin into any hole to be guided or controlled and so it can only be used decentralised and this is why countries are finding it difficult to openly adopt it