The central bank's quantitative easing policy and the ever-expanding money supply are in stark contrast to the quantitative tightening policy of Bitcoin's third halving. The supply of fiat currencies is growing rapidly, and claims about the scarcity of Bitcoin are becoming more and more important. Can this prove that Bitcoin can resist inflation?
Inflation means that the central bank overprints paper money in a short period of time, causing its price to drop and currency devaluation.
The scarcity of Bitcoin makes it itself anti-inflationary. It is a deflationary currency. Neither the government nor the central bank can control the amount of Bitcoin.