The problem is that large portion of Bitcoin is currently backed by Tether (due to mentioned convenience), and Tether company buying Bitcoin as collateral to... their printed Tether (which is creating fake demand).

Even if the demand would be all real it still falls into the same threat pit as this investors will have trouble recovering money from Tether scam for reinvesting again in Bitcoin.

They can basically inflate Bitcoin price on demand and buy it practically for free as they control the Tether printer.

It's a loop that creates a bubble.

Tether is not being backed 1-to-1 with USD for a long time now, according to Tether company. It is pegged, until it isn't.


Yes, number of coins you hold won't change - ever. But the price will and Tether collapsing will have indirectly the same effect as if more Bitcoin was printed (more than the scheduled emission).
Unless it will recover from that massive collapse which I already expressed my opinion about.

Another question regarding this scenario is, how many people will not panic sale and will be able to hold until it recovers - in result many will be affected as if it was inflation of coins itself.

You have missed the point of this thread my friend, it's not about Tether (which was brought up for discussion to explain more easily) - it's about the fixed supply not defending against this inflation threat.

Sipping coffee while waiting for someone that could abolish this threat... 

you studied online? on youtube?

bruh you're posting nonsense.
if your take is bitcoin's price only holds because of tether and tether is a scam, just say that.
don't go posting shit like "deflation by inflation" (rofl), "fixed supply can be infinitely inflated"(omg).

seriously, i understand you want to inflate your post count but you're only deflating your overall reputation.

That will probably be better, what you have said in this topic so far does not really make too much sense and you are comparing unrelated things. I don't know what the problem you are talking about is, but make sure the next post is something most of us can understand, if not forget about it and just take corrections you have received in this topic.

Uhm wat

Where have read bitcoin's price being inflated? I think you got the terms mixed up lol. Bitcoin is deflationary, supply getting depleted faster than its value, eventually leading to a massive price increase which is the bubble you're talking about. But the thing about bitcoin is, it is not a bubble, the reasons why it's pumping so hard during bull seasons are downright unreasonable and stupid yes, but it doesn't mean they aren't reasons. That's why Warren Buffet can't wrap his drawers with skid marks around bitcoin, even though his company's started to claim its stake in it.

So yeah. Bitcoin's not inflationary, it's deflationary; there's no bubble of which you speak of, because bitcoin's valuation, whether it's 60k or 500k, is highly justifiable, and bitcoin is not pegged to any coin, nor currency whatsoever, it rides its own boat, its own wave, which is why even though the world economy is fucked up right now and we're heading towards one of the largest crashes in the history of the planet, bitcoin's still sitting pretty tightly in its 65k valuation.

I think we can't change your mind. Because you aren't ready to hear us. Limited supply means you can't add new coins to the circulating supply. Why are you comparing price with supply? There won't be a limit on the Bitcoin price. Because it's decentralised, anyone can buy and sell it at any price. This isn't a product like gold for which we can set a selling price. Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency, and it is highly volatile. We can't eat the volatiles anyway. Price doesn't have any functionality with Bitcoin.