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>>12089019
It's about stock/flow ratio. Even btc is technically "inflationary" until 2140 or whatever as more coins are mined every year. If monero has a set nominal amount of coins mined every block, say 10 or whatever it is, as time passes this "inflation" becomes increasingly insignificant in proportion to total supply. This is why BTC/XMR that are mathematically set at a certain nominal coin inflation rate are actually even better than gold as a store of value, as gold has generally a 1.5% inflation rate compounding annually as technology improves efficiency of mining gold.

So as time goes on as long as the block reward remains constant, inflation will taper off exponentially as the newly mined coins are increasingly insignificant compared to existing supply.

>>12065932
Faraday Cage* my bad it's been a while since physics class.

>the market is just shaking out weak hands
>this also happened 2014
>next bullrun will b even more maniac
>btc will pump to 100k
We all gonna make it r-right?
pic related - it's my mood rn