Measured in Bitcoin, every price appears to fall perpetually due to Bitcoin's deflationary nature.
With a fixed supply of 21 million coins, increasing demand over time drives up Bitcoin's value, causing prices of goods and services priced in Bitcoin to decline.
This phenomenon, known as "Bitcoin deflation," incentivizes saving and investment rather than spending, as holding Bitcoin becomes more valuable over time.
While this may encourage long-term investment and economic stability, it also poses challenges for businesses and consumer spending behavior.
Consequently, in Bitcoin terms, prices trend downward, reflecting the increasing purchasing power of the currency.