The number of bitcoins issued is halved roughly every four years.
In the future this number of releases will be small.
Why not consider a fixed low interest rate mechanism to ensure that Bitcoin is more suitable for current economic activity?
For example, if you hold 1 bitcoin in an address, you will be rewarded 0.02 bitcoin after holding it for 1 year.
Interest is calculated and paid every year or before you will pay to another address.
I think interest only comes with a centralized system like banks and centralized exchanges are doing. The reason you get interest when you put money in the bank is because they use your money to lend to others at a higher interest rate and they will give you back a small amount of interest. If this applies to bitcoin then who will pay that interest to us? while miners to mine bitcoins, they also spend a lot of money to get bitcoins, while you just hold and demand interest is unacceptable.