Quote from: qwizzie on January 31, 2020, 10:57:12 AM

Quote from: Tash on January 30, 2020, 03:21:55 PM

Numbers dont lie. Fiat inflates (value loss) by about 2,2% annually.

Dash supply reduces by 7,1% and Bitcoin new coin supply halves every 4 years

Interesting data.
Do you have a source link for me? (to the Dash<> Bitcoin comparison over the years part)
Would be interesting to do a comparison from 2009 (when Bitcoin started), so we can compare both cryptocurrencies better with regards to generated supply.
Also i would like to see the data for 'Still Available Bitcoin' before 2020.

Thanks in advance.

According to Coinmarketcap after one year 1,635,850 Bitcoin existed, 7,79% of total
Most coins where mined in 2010, 16,15% of the total 21,000,00
Halving's every 210,000 blocks mined, November 2012, July 2016, May 2020... about every 4 years until 2140

    Supply Still Available Bitcoin
2009-01-03       100,00%
2010-01-03    1 635 850   92,21%
2011-01-02    5 027 250 76,06%
2012-01-01    8 000 050   61,90%
2013-01-06   10 635 975   49,35%
2014-01-05   12 189 925   41,95%
2015-01-04   13 684 794   34,83%
2016-01-03   15 037 467   28,39%
2017-01-01   16 075 850   23,45%
2018-01-07   16 786 978   20,06%
2019-01-06   17 467 062   16,82%
2020-01-05   18 143 812   13,60%

Per year in % it looks like this,
Assuming the halving is on May 5 then it should be ~2,15% for this year
2009   7,79%
2010   16,15%
2011   14,16%
2012   12,55%
2013   7,40%
2014   7,12%
2015   6,44%
2016   4,94%
2017   3,39%
2018   3,24%
2019   3,22%
2020   2,1x%
2021   1,6x%
2022   1,6x%
2023   1,xx%
2024   0,80%

Edit:
Secondary visual graph https://www.blockchain.com/charts/total-bitcoins?timespan=all halving angle change clearly visible