BTC go up, sats per dollar go down ... if I can get more sats for a dollar, BTC is losing value. I'm saying that's not the case.
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₿ is losing value??? What are you using to measure ₿'s value?
No... Everything goes to zero against BTC. You're not understanding the inverse relationship. If Bitcoin gains value, measured in USD, then you can't get as many sats for 1 dollar as you previously could. If Bitcoin is at 25k you can get 4k sats for a dollar. As Bitcoin increases in value the amount of sats you can get for a dollar decreases. Because the dollar won't buy as many sats.
Your presupposition is that the dollar continually loses purchasing power as a result of a growing quantity of dollars. Over a long enough time horizon I agree. But let’s focus on the short term. Is there currently a growing number of dollars in the monetary system?
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