Some natural inflation is quite normal and expected, and the average person will certainly not feel it too much on his skin if his government adjusts wages to rising inflation. Some 10 years ago, the price of 1 kg of bananas in my country was about 0.7 EUR, today it is about 1.4 EUR, which means that it has doubled - but the average salary has more than doubled, so no one complains about the price of bananas.

The problem is when the price literally jumps by 100% overnight, so the price of 1 liter of sunflower oil is now just under 3 EUR, and until recently it was half as low. No country can solve this problem in the short term, which means that purchasing power is drastically reduced, and people have to give up a lot of things to survive. The pandemic and economic policies of most countries of the world are paying off, and on top of all that, Russia's aggression against Ukraine is making the situation even worse.

I'm not a pessimistic person, but hard days are ahead of us - luckily for those who were intelligent enough to invest in Bitcoin, things will still be a little easier than for the average man who is completely addicted to fiat.