Don't say, in 2019 I really saw this post, and although I thought it was just some idiot jumping around at the time, it also fueled my subconscious concept of 'BTC standard'.

In the past 9 years, until BTC reached 100,000 dollars, I only bought and never sold a single Bitcoin. Because as long as the number of Bitcoins did not decrease and kept increasing, no matter how the fiat currency value changed, I was making a profit.

In a flash, we have arrived at the predicted singularity - May 2025, and the annual inflation rate of Bitcoin is far lower than that of the dollar. I still don't believe in an eternal bull market, but having 21 $BTC can indeed ensure a lifetime of food and clothing for an ordinary family.

Old pals, do you still have Bitcoin?

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Annual Inflation Rate of the Dollar (CPI)

•2021: 7.0%

•2022: 6.5%

•2023: 3.2%

•2024: Slightly falling back to the range of 2.9%-3.0%

•As of 2025 (estimated): Still around 2.5%-3%

After Bitcoin halving in 2020

~1.8%

After halving in 2024 (current)

~0.85%

Estimated after halving in 2028

~0.4%