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>>30403146
This.
>>30403108
It's better than deflation though (at least for fiat currency) because deflation only happens when either efficiency increases and products get cheaper (the only good kind of deflation really) or when an asset crashes, or when people don't have enough money to buy things so sellers make things cheaper to account for that.
You would expect inflation to rise with the rise in population, any more than that harms people who save money, less than that means an economic slump.
As an example of a deflationary currency you have BTC, some shitcoins, and goldbacks. The more these are adopted the more they're worth. It's almost always better to hold deflationary currency but since normies don't understand inflation they don't understand its opposite either and are totally okay trading US dollars. Why you would EVER want to hold currency that inflates if you knew what inflation was is beyond me.

>>25292061
>yaniv Tal
Think I’m out boys

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