Clearly I'm not an economist, but I don't buy your line. Your saying that theres a current price now, X, that will drive out all future inflationary pressures, including accounting for fiat inflation. This seems unlikely. And anyone who holds both BTC and USD knows this. Thuse, there is a hoarding presure.
Yes, that's exactly what I'm saying. Think about it: Would you rather have 10 bitcoins today or 10 bitcoins next year? If you say 10 bitcoins next year, you're an idiot because 10 bitcoins today includes the right to have 10 bitcoins next year, plus the ability to spend 10 bitcoins before that should it be beneficial to do so. So everyone expecting a currency to deflate is impossible. It implies that the choice spend the currency rather than saving it is not just worthless (which is possible) but less than worthless (which is absurd).