At least the easy that I use it, "cost" is a loaded term. It includes more than the immediate market price of the item, it includes consequences of, say, buying polyester clothing, it other long term effects of fiat-brained decision making.

Likewise with Bitcoin, I'm assuming aggregating benefits that increase over time and eventually counteract the fiat consequences.

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Right.

In fiat land, the cost is only going down because quality/soundness is, but in nominal terms the price still goes up because of inflation.

In #Bitcoin land, a wealthier customer base means companies can produce costiler/more valuable goods and services while still enjoying a large market that will grow over time.