The reason why some types of cryptocurrencies can act as a hedge against inflation is for the same reason as gold: supply is limited. This is something that many people, even crypto players themselves, forget, but keep in mind that many cryptocurrencies and especially, Bitcoin are built with inherent limitations. All in all, it is not really clear whether Bitcoin is, in fact, a deflationary assets. Or at least, not yet a deflationary asset. While it is technically true that the supply of this cryptocurrency is limited, we are not close to that limit yet. One of the main drivers behind Bitcoin's shine is the combination of stability and flexibility it offers. In this context, it is encouraging that today investors not only see crypto as a stable hedge against US dollar inflation, but if they only see crypto as a substitute for gold, then they are missing the point: cryptocurrencies are more than just a hedge against inflation.