Creating an abundance of money typically leads to scarcity; a paradoxical but true statement for many econometricists. By adopting an abundant monetary philosophy (like the US Dollar) driven by artificially low-interest rates and high levels of fiscal stimulus, inflation risks arise as more people hold onto compromised dollars rather than invest or spend it. As prices rise to match demand, consumers' purchasing power dwindles, leading to long-term economic instability. Bitcoin's hard-supply cap mitigates this partisan policy issue making it better suited than fiat currency for all parties involved #Bitcoin #inflation
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