When the governments responsible for hyperinflation engage in the hyperinflation, has purchasing power been stolen from those who were using that currency? If you admit that it is, then you see that your claim about 10% is false. If you think that it isn't, please explain what you mean by "stolen".
the $ never had hyperinflation. but this is a straw man argument anyways
You're right, it has not yet hyperinflated. If it does, then will the argument be valid?
That's what I'm asking for. There should be a website which counts the stolen coins. it could even track the coins in their wallets.
If I transfer coins from one address to another and then claim that those coins were stolen by someone else, is that a theft that you want included in the answer?
no, only "oficial" ones.
so, how much is it? guess it passed 10% allready
How does one determine whether or not a bitcoin heist is "official"? Does the private key have to be used to sign a message of some sort that declares one or more of its outgoing transactions to be theft? That would make sense to me, but that would mean 10% of all bitcoin produced has not been stolen either, unless I just haven't seen these signed messages.