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The "21 Million" Myth vs. Inflation - Printable Version +- Hack Forums (https://hackforums.net) +-- Forum: Money (https://hackforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=241) +--- Forum: Crypto Currency (https://hackforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=380) +--- Thread: The "21 Million" Myth vs. Inflation (/showthread.php?tid=6313766) |
The "21 Million" Myth vs. Inflation - falkengra - Nov 15, 2025 We constantly talk about the 21 million BTC cap. But while we focus on the fixed supply, fiat currencies (USD, EUR, IDR) continue to be printed, making BTC's value relative to a constantly devaluing unit. If the world moves to a truly deflationary digital asset, which altcoin (not BTC) is better positioned to become the global reserve asset? Drop your hottest ALTCOIN pick (and why!) below. 🔥 RE: The "21 Million" Myth vs. Inflation - Axelyn - Nov 15, 2025 Honestly, if we're talking about an altcoin that could act like a global reserve asset (without touching BTC), my pick is Litecoin (LTC). Not trying to shill it, but it checks more boxes than most: Fixed supply (84M) and no weird burn mechanics It’s been running forever with zero drama Super reliable, super simple, super predictable No foundation that can wake up one day and change the rules Most newer “deflationary” coins rely on hype or centralized teams. LTC is basically the closest thing to Bitcoin in terms of monetary policy, just lighter and cheaper to move around. Not saying it’s destined to be the reserve asset of the world, but out of all the alts, it’s one of the few with an actual track record instead of promises. RE: The "21 Million" Myth vs. Inflation - falkengra - Nov 15, 2025 thx for your info bro.. |