Ok. We aren't communicating clearly.

I am NOT talking about the money supply itself being "disinflationary" when I say a hard cap creates a "disinflationary-as-possible environment".

I am talking about the *macro economic condition*

As maxis love to point out

A standard using a hard capped money means that the macro environment pumps your purchasing power (disinflation!) to the direct extent there is any economic growth.

This is a *disinflationary* macro environment and,

if we collectively decide to use a money with a fixed number of units,

there's literally no way to make it more so.

It is consciously creating *the exact inverse of the current problem* and enshrining it as unchangeable.