Deflationary currencies works opposite to inflationary...
Yet the values of both are still driven by spending: one slowly looses its value as the money supply increases (i.e. more currency units in circulation), the other slowly gains its value as the money supply increases (i.e. more bitcoin base units in circulation; bitcoin base units are not to be confused with bitcoins currently, there are 100,000,000 base units per each bitcoin).
You two bitcoin is inflationary as long as we live
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Controlled_supply
Block Reward Era BTC/block Year Start BTC BTC Added End BTC BTC Increase End BTC % of Limit
0 1 50.00 2009 0 2625000 2625000 infinite 12.500%
52500 1 50.00 2010 2625000 2625000 5250000 100.00% 25.000%
105000 1 50.00 2011 5250000 2625000 7875000 50.00% 37.500%
157500 1 50.00 2012 7875000 2625000 10500000 33.33% 50.000%
210000 2 25.00 2013 10500000 1312500 11812500 12.50% 56.250%
262500 2 25.00 2014 11812500 1312500 13125000 11.11% 62.500%
315000 2 25.00 2015 13125000 1312500 14437500 10.00% 68.750%
367500 2 25.00 2016 14437500 1312500 15750000 9.09% 75.000%
420000 3 12.50 2017 15750000 656250 16406250 4.17% 78.125%
472500 3 12.50 2018 16406250 656250 17062500 4.00% 81.250%
525000 3 12.50 2019 17062500 656250 17718750 3.85% 84.375%
577500 3 12.50 2020 17718750 656250 18375000 3.70% 87.500%
630000 4 6.25 2021 18375000 328125 18703125 1.79% 89.063%
682500 4 6.25 2022 18703125 328125 19031250 1.75% 90.625%
735000 4 6.25 2023 19031250 328125 19359375 1.72% 92.188%
787500 4 6.25 2024 19359375 328125 19687500 1.69% 93.750%
And that's the chart for the short term XD Speculators
Anyways just uses good ol copy and paste here
Because the monetary base of bitcoins cannot be expanded, the currency would be subject to severe deflation if it becomes widely used. Keynesian economists argue that deflation is bad for an economy because it incentivises individuals and businesses to save money rather than invest in businesses and create jobs. The Austrian school of thought counters this criticism, claiming that as deflation occurs in all stages of production, entrepreneurs who invest benefit from it. As a result, profit ratios tend to stay the same and only their magnitudes change. In other words, in a deflationary environment, goods and services decrease in price, but at the same time the cost for the production of these goods and services tend to decrease proportionally, effectively not affecting profits. Price deflation encourages an increase in hoarding hence savings which in turn tends to lower interest rates and increase the incentive for entrepreneurs to invest in projects of longer term.
So don't get me wrong guys but I'm just saying that I'm going to Side with The Austrians and Kick Keyne's points and OP to the curve
Sure spend it save it but the economy will solve these problems itself