I don't think we should equate the rate of "impression" of the BTC with inflation, because contrary to what it might seem, inflation can effectively go down despite having more Bitcoins in circulation.

Until the end of last year, the price of Bitcoin was increasing even though the number of units in circulation was increasing. That is, there was deflation.

I don't think we have to worry about the inflation that may exist in the cryptosphere, because in the coming years it is likely that we will see a greater increase in demand, than in the supply, I would worry more about the inflation that fiduciary money will suffer.