Hello good sir!

In regards to Bitcoin, it is to my understanding that is created as a naturally deflationary currency, as Satoshi Nakamoto modelled Bitcoin mining very much in the same way Gold mining works.

Extrapolating from my previous post : Chronicles of the Father of Blockchain : Satoshi Nakamoto, quoting Satoshi himself from comments he made on the Bitcointalk forum :

"natural deflation"... I like that name for it. Yes, there will be natural deflation due to payment mistakes and lost data. Coin creation will eventually get slow enough that it is exceeded by natural deflation and we'll have net deflation.

Those coins can never be recovered, and the total circulation is less. Since the effective circulation is reduced, all the remaining coins are worth slightly more. It's the opposite of when a government prints money and the value of existing money goes down.

If something about the deflationary nature of Bitcoin has changed, I do not know of it. If there is however, I'd very much like to know.

Steem Inflation

Coincidentally, I was just about to delve into understanding the workings of Steems inflation model as it relevant to my next post. I am currently not of full clarity of it's workings and would restrain from giving any opinion on the matter, but I will definitely come back to go through it. Once I have further understood it's working, which will also be part of the subject of my following post.

Would you have any thoughts or comments on this post? I am always looking for honest feedback so that I may grow.

Nonetheless, thank you for dropping by and finishing the long post. It is very much appreciated.

God Speed Brethren.