Indeed, if you look at money from ancient times up to now, it is indeed much different in its purchasing power, and indeed it is different from bitcoin, bitcoin was previously low in price, and now the price has increased tremendously. so I personally totally agree if there are people who say that bitcoin is anti-inflation. because we have seen the history of bitcoin price.

In my country, I can buy a simple house with only 0.5 BTC. it's a bit higher in price than 2021, 0.25 BTC, so with situation I really thing on near future, with only 0.001 BTC I can buy a house, car and some expensive gadgets. I hope and begin to save my btc from signature campaign. Because USA always print the dollar always all they want.

topic creator has it all entirely wrong

bitcoin was not suppose to stay at $75k. that $75k was a temporary bubble of inflation

imagine it this way

in 2021 the "value" (store of value) was $10k so while the PRICE speculatively bubbled upto $75k for just one day. that meant the store of value was  only 16%
yes the $75k was expected to correct

in 2022 the value (store of value) is was $15k
meaning the price of $19.6k is a store of value of 76%
this means when you buy bitcoin now you are locking in alot more value meaning more of your wealth is safe

bitcoin right now is a great time to buy

other assets
ethereum value is (due to pos merge) only $40
so with a speculative price of $1.3k means its store of value lock is about only 3%

gold with a $1.6k price and a $900 value is 56%

so bitcoin right now is a better store of value and deflationary asset
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the reason why people are not buying into bitcoin right now is simple
fiat is inflating the spread of min wage vs cost of living means that holding fiat is bad. but real world products are increasing in price so people are on a product buying spree before the costs of products increases further. they are hoarding real world products. to invest against net years costs of living

once they have reached their product hoard limit... then they will invest again in assets once they have spare fiat. because yes they wont want to store value in fiat.

Since my introduction to bitcoin, I have been interested in this subject. I think the idea of an unregulated currency is very attractive, especially as it goes against how our economy is used to running.

For me, there are two reasons why bitcoin has the potential to succeed in the future
1) because new users want to invest and use the currency;
2) because one day it will be adopted by someone or a group of people who have a lot of money.

The first reason seems more likely because I believe that if more people start using the currency, then others will want to get in on the action although I don't expect this to happen quickly, especially in current conditions it could take a few years. one thing, I feel it's possible.

Yes, indeed, people perceive inflation in bitcoin subjectively, depending on their entry point, you can imagine yourself as a buyer of bitcoin in November 2021 and then you will probably consider that your funds have depreciated. However, if you look at bitcoin throughout its history, it becomes clear that it is a more inflation-resistant asset and has 1.8% annual inflation, which makes it more preferable compared to fiat money.

This is sad, when people retire thinking they saved enough, then they face this kind of unfair inflation realising it’s the begging of the bad time, People don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care. We want to save as many people from financial ruin as possible.

The problem is that bitcoin price is not decided based on its value but instead it is decided inside centralized exchanges. Considering the fact that the order books aren't that packed inside these exchanges (which makes the market small in comparison to others) and the fact there we have a lot of weak hands who thought bitcoin was an asset and was supposed to make them rich overnight, we can pretty much expect very volatile market where it gets dumped for no reason during times of economical crisis.

But the fact remains that bitcoin is deflationary due to its capped supply and considering that the adoption of bitcoin is constantly increasing the price should go up in the long run and we are currently behind schedule for that rise...

Diversifying assets in the high inflation and economic recession time is what I expect people would do right now. You want to put some at gold, and some USD at the bank cause of high-interest rates. The rest could be in long-term stocks from good companies.

Bitcoin can also get a fair share amount of what people put their money into diversifying above. It was really a no-brainer move here. As long as they have a stable income and no debt on their name, of course. Cause you can't afford to be leisurely at investing, to be diamond hard when things like debts, make ends meet puts pressure on you and your assets.

What you are trying to explain is not inflation but demand effect, so your calculation will not be accurate as the time interval is optional according to the price, you did not measure based on a specific commodity and the focus ignored many aspects, so you are comparing the importance of adoption in increasing the value of Bitcoin more than the fact that Bitcoin as tool to fight inflation.

As for the reason for bitcoin's failure at the present time, it is because of the small market capacity, we are still in the early days and we need a lot of time to rise.

The inflation rate is rising all over the world and that's what we are all sure about it, during the last few years the food price was always increasing and the money we hold is losing its value against many other assets and even the products we needfor our lives, in the other hand the price of bitcoin in uptrend in long and mid-term and this difference between bitcoin price and the inflation rate can be very much surprising for the people who are not familiar with the market and this can be a good chance for the investors to save themselves from the inflation.