1. Bitcoin is FIAT-bounded, and through exchange rates, has a worse inflation rate as FIAT.
Your assumption makes little sense to me, first being paired to fiat does not make Bitcoin "fiat bound". What does fiat bound even mean?
And Bitcoin did not suffer inflation at all to have had a worse inflation that fiat currencies, it's a deflationary asset.
2. Nearly every aggregator and exchange which is showing Bitcoin rates not indlation corrected is scamming! (To pump FIAT in the market.)
This makes no sense again. Your banks are also supposed to show you the value in your account adjusted for inflation, no?