Deflationary or inflationary model of DOGE?

Unlike Bitcoin with its strictly limited supply, Dogecoin continues to operate on an inflationary model by July 2025: a fixed number of new coins (about 5 billion) is issued every year. This feature sparks debates in the crypto community. Proponents argue that moderate inflation supports low transaction fees, stimulates miners, and prevents excessive concentration of coins in the hands of a small number of holders, which is important for using DOGE as a living, circulating currency. It also reduces the incentive for "holding" and encourages spending, which aligns with the original idea of Dogecoin as "people's money." #DOGE $DOGE