World’s Best Performing Currency: Bitcoin Inflation Rate Drops To 4%

World’s Best Performing Currency: Bitcoin Inflation Rate Drops To 4%

The Bitcoin monetary inflation rate decreased from 30~50% in 2011 to 4% this year, demonstrating the rapid mainstream adoption of the cryptocurrency in various markets. Systematically and mathematically, the monetary inflation rate of Bitcoin is presumed to decrease at a fixed rate over time as the number of Bitcoins in circulation continue to rise at a fixed rate until it reaches its maximum capacity of 21 million Bitcoins. Bitcoin as a deflationary currency. Financial experts define Bitcoin as a deflationary currency, due to its unique characteristic and cryptographic system which....


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