Quote from: bitmover on Today at 02:58:01 PM

Excessive printing of money will create an imbalance in supply and demand, which will have a negative impact on the balance sheet.
As a person who really loves BTC, I want to ask, is Bitcoin anti-Inflation?

Bitcoin may protect you against inflation, just like gold. The problem is that bitcoin is still very volatile, so you are exactly protecting yourself against inflation. You lose much more money than you would lose to inflation (especially if you live in a country where inflation is controlled), but you may also have huge gains.
So, I think that it is a nice protecting against inflation, but it shouldn't be your only protection against inflation, due to its high volatility.
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First, come what inflation actually is. Suppose in past you had to spend 100 USD for your daily necessity, but the same thing you have to cost more than 100 USD now, that means inflation is occurring. another example, in the previous you took a service for 100 USD cost, but at present same service spent you more than 100 USD, means inflation occurred.

Now, look what about Bitcoin?? In here Gain is several times more than loss. @bitmover, why you don't take your signature campaign as an example, the very beginning they had to pay out around ~2BTC in total for your weekly service, Now the same service costs them not more than 0.2BTC according to last week payment. So there is no room for inflation in Bitcoin, it is far away from inflation.

Now come to money printing, If they control Money printing(though I believe they can't), Inflation may occur for excessive demand of any service/products, or excessive production cost, sometimes Unscrupulous traders hold products to make fake Inflation. So, money printing is a factor, and it relies on many other co-factors.

Overall, Bitcoin is the actual solution to inflation, It has a limited supply with a fixed flexible issuance rate. It is free from arbitrary and authoritarian regulation. you talked about the volatility problem, volatility may impact the short investors, but in the long run, volatility is a blessing.