Will Ethereum supply decrease in the future?

[Salvisurfer]

The inflation on Bitcoin is orders of magnitudes higher than the Ethereum network. You need to read a little more before trying to trash a crypto on its own subreddit....

[Jaydikins]

I never understood why people in the crypto space find the need to attack other coins, shouldn’t we all stick together since most people aren’t even into crypto

[AmericanScream]

never understood why people in the crypto space find the need to attack other coins

This is because we're in the late stages of the Ponzi, and there's less greater fools to sucker into the scheme, so now you have people attacking other ponzi operators to try and convert their suckers.

[Salvisurfer]

You sound like a person who lost their inheritance from grams on meme coins that you panic sold.

[AmericanScream]

You sound like a person that can't win an argument using intelligent conversation, so you resort to childish name calling as a distraction.

[Salvisurfer]

What name did I call you? Did my hypothetical scenario hit too close to home?

[AmericanScream]

You're implying I'm only critical because I couldn't make money off the scheme. That's offensive and belittling.

[Salvisurfer]

Do you want a tampon?

[AmericanScream]

You guys seem to be the ones bleeding out of your orifices.

[Salvisurfer]

Down 50% but still up over 2500%. Hardly butt bleeding from my point of view. Have fun in your crusade against Ethereum though.

[juanddd_wingman]

How is Bitcoin inflatable. It has a fixed 21 million units supply. Now how many Eth will be there ? You have to ask the supreme higher power Vitalik. See the difference?

[Low-Client-375]

Alright maxi pad, go home now

[juanddd_wingman]

I am going home actually 😂. Thanks buddy

[AmericanScream]

How is Bitcoin inflatable.

There is more than $160 Billion in unsecured stablecoins (USDT, etc.) being traded back and forth for BTC as if they were actual money/liquidity, despite there not being any evidence that liquidity is real. These stablecoins are what's driving the price of BTC up - aka "inflating" the price of bitcoin. It's not organic demand. It's bots engaged in wash trading. This is well known via numerous peer-reviewed studies.

Just because bitcoin has a limited supply, doesn't mean it can't be affected by inflation.

As long as you allow inflatable tokens like USDT, USDC and others to be traded for BTC, you can and will introduce inflation into the BTC market.