BITCOIN DOESN'T HAVE INFLATION
BUT YOUR MONEY DOES
Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21 million coins that can never be increased. Unlike government currencies, no one can print more Bitcoin. Choose your money below to learn how inflation is affecting your purchasing power and how Bitcoin can help.
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Inflation happens when more money is printed or created from thin air. This makes your money worth less over time.
In the United States, there is no fixed limit on how many dollars can be created.
As more money is created through budget deficits and new spending bills, the money you have buys you less as time goes on. Because so much money was printed over the last few years, the value of the money in your bank account and pocket has decreased significantly over time.
With Bitcoin, there is a fixed limit of 21 million Bitcoin that will ever exist. Because no more Bitcoin can be created, their value has increased significantly over time.
WHAT CAUSES INFLATION?
While supply chains and some corporations contribute to artificially rising prices, the root cause of inflation is the expansion of the money supply.
Nearly 80% of all US Dollars that exist today were created between 2020 and 2023. This was a huge expansion of the money supply and will not be the last time this happens.
When more money is created from nothing, the price of everything in that money goes up. This includes the raw materials costs companies have to pay for their products, which means higher prices for you.
Inflation is not just rising prices. Inflation is when your money becomes worth less over time.
HOW DOES INFLATION AFFECT ME?
Many people know about Compound Interest, but few people know about Compound Inflation.
With our Compound Inflation Calculator, you can easily calculate the amount your salary needs to increase to maintain your purchasing power over time.
Simply enter your current salary, inflation rate, and the number of years you want to calculate for, and our calculator will show you what your salary needs to be to keep up with inflation.
Fill out the form above and click calculate.
DOES BITCOIN HAVE INFLATION?
Inflation is essentially your piece of the 'money pie' getting smaller each year. So does Bitcoin have inflation?
Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21,000,000 (21 million) bitcoin that will ever exist. The 21 million supply limit is fixed in code and secured by the most powerful computing network in the world, called The Bitcoin Network. This limit cannot be changed.
While Bitcoin doesn't have inflation, it does have issuance. Issuance is the percent of new Bitcoin mined each year. Bitcoin miners secure the network, process Bitcoin transactions, and get paid for their work. Bitcoin miners get paid with this new issuance (until it runs out) and also get paid transaction fees.
More than 95% of all bitcoin have already been mined. More than 99% of all 21 million bitcoin will have been mined by the year 2035, and the remaining less than 1% will be mined by the year 2140.
Even though there is still some issuance left until the fixed supply of 21 million bitcoin, the entire point is that your slice of the 21 million bitcoin pie never gets smaller. This is in sharp contrast to the government currencies we use. In those systems, your slice of the pie gets smaller every year when more money is printed from thin air.
You can't print more bitcoin.
WHAT IS BITCOIN?
Bitcoin is two things: a digital money and a payment network. You can send Bitcoin (the digital money) directly to other people using the Bitcoin network (the payment network).
Bitcoin is a radically new way to store and transact value. Unlike normal financial networks, the Bitcoin network is able to operate without central authorities or trusted administrators. That makes Bitcoin the first ever open and borderless money.
Bitcoin is digital money that gives you complete ownership over your wealth. For the first time in human history everyone can own an asset that is truly scarce, doesn't require permission to be used, and can't be confiscated when stored properly.
Bitcoin can be sent anywhere in the world, quickly and cheaply. It has no need for a 3rd party transmitter, like a bank.
Bitcoin allows anyone to store their wealth safely and securely without worrying about the government stealing it or inflating away its value through money printing.
Governments everywhere can print more paper money, but no one can print more bitcoin.
You can easily self-custody your Bitcoin to take full control of it, giving you full access to the power of Bitcoin.
If you can download an app, you can self-custody Bitcoin and store your wealth without relying on anyone else.
Bitcoin is better money.
CAN BITCOIN PROTECT MY MONEY FROM INFLATION?
Bitcoin has historically been great at protecting people from the inflation of their local currency. Many people who use Bitcoin as an inflation hedge store money that they can afford to keep as Bitcoin for several years.
US Dollars have lost 90% of their purchasing power since 1950 as politicians printed more of them. Bitcoin’s fixed supply makes it the best way to save your money for the long term.
When you save in Bitcoin, everything tends to get cheaper in the long run. When you save in government money that they can print for free, everything tends to get more expensive.
I HEARD BITCOIN IS VOLATILE. IS THAT SAFE?
In the short term, the exchange rate of Bitcoin tends to fluctuate. This is called volatility.
But the volatility you see on a day-to-day basis 'disappears' in the long term.
Bitcoin continues to get less and less volatile over time. As more people use Bitcoin as a long term savings account, the more its value stabilizes.
Many people choose to store value in Bitcoin for many years as a safe way to minimize the risk of volatility and protect their purchasing power over time.
In some countries, such as Venezuela, Sudan, Lebanon, Syria, Argentina, Turkey, Brazil, and so many others, the value of the local currency inflates away so quickly that Bitcoin is seen as the more stable way to save money.
I CAN'T AFFORD A WHOLE BITCOIN
You don’t have to own a whole bitcoin. Most people just own sats. Sats are fractions of a bitcoin. For example, if 1 whole bitcoin is $100,000 then $1 buys you 1,000 sats!
HAS BITCOIN EVER BEEN HACKED?
You may have heard about a 'Bitcoin hack' online or on the news. Most people read these articles and believe the Bitcoin network has been hacked. However, the Bitcoin network has never been hacked.
What's the Bitcoin network? Well, think of the Bitcoin network as train tracks. The trains riding on the train tracks of the Bitcoin network are Bitcoin transactions.
When you read about a Bitcoin hack in the news, you're reading about a custodian (like FTX) getting hacked or going bankrupt.
Custodians are companies that hold your bitcoin for you. However, that comes with a risk: losing your bitcoin when the company mismanages it, steals it, or goes out of business.
This happened most recently with FTX.
Everyone who trusted FTX with their bitcoin lost their bitcoin. Everyone who held their bitcoin in self-custody was completely unaffected by FTX. That is the power of bitcoin in self-custody: true control of your money.
Instead of leaving your bitcoin on an exchange or in a wrapper like an ETF, hold it in your own wallet for all the freedom benefits.
When you self-custody your bitcoin, your money is protected by the Bitcoin network. It's the most secure financial network in the world.
In self-custody, Sam from FTX can't steal your bitcoin from you.
Bitcoin in self-custody is your money, thanks to the power of the Bitcoin network.
WHY DOES BITCOIN USE ENERGY?
Bitcoin uses energy to secure the network and protect your money.
Bitcoin uses a significant amount of energy, and this is a great thing for many reasons.
GET STARTED
WITH BITCOIN
Learn more about Bitcoin
Get your first Bitcoin Wallet
How to Buy Bitcoin
Inflation happens when more money is printed or created from thin air. This makes your money worth less over time.
In Canada, there is no fixed limit on how many Canadian Dollars can be created.
As more money is created through budget deficits and new spending bills, the money you have buys you less as time goes on. Because so much money was printed over the last few years, the value of the money in your bank account and pocket has decreased significantly over time.
With Bitcoin, there is a fixed limit of 21 million Bitcoin that will ever exist. Because no more Bitcoin can be created, their value has increased significantly over time.
WHAT CAUSES INFLATION?
While supply chains and some corporations contribute to artificially rising prices, the root cause of inflation is the expansion of the money supply.
More than 1 in 5 Canadian Dollars that exist today were created between 2020 and 2022. This was a huge expansion of the money supply and will not be the last time this happens.
When more money is created from nothing, the price of everything in that money goes up. This includes the raw materials costs companies have to pay for their products, which means higher prices for you.
Inflation is not just rising prices. Inflation is when your money becomes worth less over time.
HOW DOES INFLATION AFFECT ME?
Many people know about Compound Interest, but few people know about Compound Inflation.
With our Compound Inflation Calculator, you can easily calculate the amount your salary needs to increase to maintain your purchasing power over time.
Simply enter your current salary, inflation rate, and the number of years you want to calculate for, and our calculator will show you what your salary needs to be to keep up with inflation.
Fill out the form above and click calculate.
DOES BITCOIN HAVE INFLATION?
Inflation is essentially your piece of the 'money pie' getting smaller each year. So does Bitcoin have inflation?
Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21,000,000 (21 million) bitcoin that will ever exist. The 21 million supply limit is fixed in code and secured by the most powerful computing network in the world, called The Bitcoin Network. This limit cannot be changed.
While Bitcoin doesn't have inflation, it does have issuance. Issuance is the percent of new Bitcoin mined each year. Bitcoin miners secure the network, process Bitcoin transactions, and get paid for their work. Bitcoin miners get paid with this new issuance (until it runs out) and also get paid transaction fees.
More than 95% of all bitcoin have already been mined. More than 99% of all 21 million bitcoin will have been mined by the year 2035, and the remaining less than 1% will be mined by the year 2140.
Even though there is still some issuance left until the fixed supply of 21 million bitcoin, the entire point is that your slice of the 21 million bitcoin pie never gets smaller. This is in sharp contrast to the government currencies we use. In those systems, your slice of the pie gets smaller every year when more money is printed from thin air.
You can't print more bitcoin.
WHAT IS BITCOIN?
Bitcoin is two things: a digital money and a payment network. You can send Bitcoin (the digital money) directly to other people using the Bitcoin network (the payment network).
Bitcoin is a radically new way to store and transact value. Unlike normal financial networks, the Bitcoin network is able to operate without central authorities or trusted administrators. That makes Bitcoin the first ever open and borderless money.
Bitcoin is digital money that gives you complete ownership over your wealth. For the first time in human history everyone can own an asset that is truly scarce, doesn't require permission to be used, and can't be confiscated when stored properly.
Bitcoin can be sent anywhere in the world, quickly and cheaply. It has no need for a 3rd party transmitter, like a bank.
Bitcoin allows anyone to store their wealth safely and securely without worrying about the government stealing it or inflating away its value through money printing.
Governments everywhere can print more paper money, but no one can print more bitcoin.
You can easily self-custody your Bitcoin to take full control of it, giving you full access to the power of Bitcoin.
If you can download an app, you can self-custody Bitcoin and store your wealth without relying on anyone else.
Bitcoin is better money.
CAN BITCOIN PROTECT MY MONEY FROM INFLATION?
Bitcoin has historically been great at protecting people from the inflation of their local currency. Many people who use Bitcoin as an inflation hedge store money that they can afford to keep as Bitcoin for several years.
Canadian Dollars have lost more than 90% of their purchasing power since 1971 as politicians printed more of them. Bitcoin’s fixed supply makes it the best way to save your money for the long term.
When you save in Bitcoin, everything tends to get cheaper in the long run. When you save in government money that they can print for free, everything tends to get more expensive.
I HEARD BITCOIN IS VOLATILE. IS THAT SAFE?
In the short term, the exchange rate of Bitcoin tends to fluctuate. This is called volatility.
But the volatility you see on a day-to-day basis 'disappears' in the long term.
Bitcoin continues to get less and less volatile over time. As more people use Bitcoin as a long term savings account, the more its value stabilizes.
Many people choose to store value in Bitcoin for many years as a safe way to minimize the risk of volatility and protect their purchasing power over time.
In some countries, such as Venezuela, Sudan, Lebanon, Syria, Argentina, Turkey, Brazil, and so many others, the value of the local currency inflates away so quickly that Bitcoin is seen as the more stable way to save money.
I CAN'T AFFORD A WHOLE BITCOIN
You don’t have to own a whole bitcoin. Most people just own sats. Sats are fractions of a bitcoin. For example, if 1 whole bitcoin is $100,000 then $1 buys you 1,000 sats!
HAS BITCOIN EVER BEEN HACKED?
You may have heard about a 'Bitcoin hack' online or on the news. Most people read these articles and believe the Bitcoin network has been hacked. However, the Bitcoin network has never been hacked.
What's the Bitcoin network? Well, think of the Bitcoin network as train tracks. The trains riding on the train tracks of the Bitcoin network are Bitcoin transactions.
When you read about a Bitcoin hack in the news, you're reading about a custodian (like FTX) getting hacked or going bankrupt.
Custodians are companies that hold your bitcoin for you. However, that comes with a risk: losing your bitcoin when the company mismanages it, steals it, or goes out of business.
This happened most recently with FTX.
Everyone who trusted FTX with their bitcoin lost their bitcoin. Everyone who held their bitcoin in self-custody was completely unaffected by FTX. That is the power of bitcoin in self-custody: true control of your money.
Instead of leaving your bitcoin on an exchange or in a wrapper like an ETF, hold it in your own wallet for all the freedom benefits.
When you self-custody your bitcoin, your money is protected by the Bitcoin network. It's the most secure financial network in the world.
In self-custody, Sam from FTX can't steal your bitcoin from you.
The government can't print more bitcoin and cause inflation.
Bitcoin in self-custody is your money, thanks to the power of the Bitcoin network.
WHY DOES BITCOIN USE ENERGY?
Bitcoin uses energy to secure the network and protect your money.
Bitcoin uses a significant amount of energy, and this is a great thing for many reasons.
GET STARTED
WITH BITCOIN
Learn more about Bitcoin
Get your first Bitcoin Wallet
How to Buy Bitcoin
Inflation happens when more money is printed or created from thin air. This makes your money worth less over time.
In the Eurozone, there is no fixed limit on how many Euros can be created.
As more money is created through budget deficits and new spending bills, the money you have buys you less as time goes on. Because so much money was printed over the last few years, the value of the money in your bank account and pocket has decreased significantly over time.
With Bitcoin, there is a fixed limit of 21 million Bitcoin that will ever exist. Because no more Bitcoin can be created, their value has increased significantly over time.
WHAT CAUSES INFLATION?
While supply chains and some corporations contribute to artificially rising prices, the root cause of inflation is the expansion of the money supply.
About 1 in 4 Euros that exist today were created between 2020 and 2022. This was a huge expansion of the money supply and will not be the last time this happens.
When more money is created from nothing, the price of everything in that money goes up. This includes the raw materials costs companies have to pay for their products, which means higher prices for you.
Inflation is not just rising prices. Inflation is when your money becomes worth less over time.
HOW DOES INFLATION AFFECT ME?
Many people know about Compound Interest, but few people know about Compound Inflation.
With our Compound Inflation Calculator, you can easily calculate the amount your salary needs to increase to maintain your purchasing power over time.
Simply enter your current salary, inflation rate, and the number of years you want to calculate for, and our calculator will show you what your salary needs to be to keep up with inflation.
Fill out the form above and click calculate.
DOES BITCOIN HAVE INFLATION?
Inflation is essentially your piece of the 'money pie' getting smaller each year. So does Bitcoin have inflation?
Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21,000,000 (21 million) bitcoin that will ever exist. The 21 million supply limit is fixed in code and secured by the most powerful computing network in the world, called The Bitcoin Network. This limit cannot be changed.
While Bitcoin doesn't have inflation, it does have issuance. Issuance is the percent of new Bitcoin mined each year. Bitcoin miners secure the network, process Bitcoin transactions, and get paid for their work. Bitcoin miners get paid with this new issuance (until it runs out) and also get paid transaction fees.
More than 95% of all bitcoin have already been mined. More than 99% of all 21 million bitcoin will have been mined by the year 2035, and the remaining less than 1% will be mined by the year 2140.
Even though there is still some issuance left until the fixed supply of 21 million bitcoin, the entire point is that your slice of the 21 million bitcoin pie never gets smaller. This is in sharp contrast to the government currencies we use. In those systems, your slice of the pie gets smaller every year when more money is printed from thin air.
You can't print more bitcoin.
WHAT IS BITCOIN?
Bitcoin is two things: a digital money and a payment network. You can send Bitcoin (the digital money) directly to other people using the Bitcoin network (the payment network).
Bitcoin is a radically new way to store and transact value. Unlike normal financial networks, the Bitcoin network is able to operate without central authorities or trusted administrators. That makes Bitcoin the first ever open and borderless money.
Bitcoin is digital money that gives you complete ownership over your wealth. For the first time in human history everyone can own an asset that is truly scarce, doesn't require permission to be used, and can't be confiscated when stored properly.
Bitcoin can be sent anywhere in the world, quickly and cheaply. It has no need for a 3rd party transmitter, like a bank.
Bitcoin allows anyone to store their wealth safely and securely without worrying about the government stealing it or inflating away its value through money printing.
Governments everywhere can print more paper money, but no one can print more bitcoin.
You can easily self-custody your Bitcoin to take full control of it, giving you full access to the power of Bitcoin.
If you can download an app, you can self-custody Bitcoin and store your wealth without relying on anyone else.
Bitcoin is better money.
CAN BITCOIN PROTECT MY MONEY FROM INFLATION?
Bitcoin has historically been great at protecting people from the inflation of their local currency. Many people who use Bitcoin as an inflation hedge store money that they can afford to keep as Bitcoin for several years.
Euros have lost more than 30% of their purchasing power since their creation in 1999 as politicians printed more of them. Bitcoin’s fixed supply makes it the best way to save your money for the long term.
When you save in Bitcoin, everything tends to get cheaper in the long run. When you save in government money that they can print for free, everything tends to get more expensive.
I HEARD BITCOIN IS VOLATILE. IS THAT SAFE?
In the short term, the exchange rate of Bitcoin tends to fluctuate. This is called volatility.
But the volatility you see on a day-to-day basis 'disappears' in the long term.
Bitcoin continues to get less and less volatile over time. As more people use Bitcoin as a long term savings account, the more its value stabilizes.
Many people choose to store value in Bitcoin for many years as a safe way to minimize the risk of volatility and protect their purchasing power over time.
In some countries, such as Venezuela, Sudan, Lebanon, Syria, Argentina, Turkey, Brazil, and so many others, the value of the local currency inflates away so quickly that Bitcoin is seen as the more stable way to save money.
I CAN'T AFFORD A WHOLE BITCOIN
You don’t have to own a whole bitcoin. Most people just own sats. Sats are fractions of a bitcoin. For example, if 1 whole bitcoin is $100,000 then $1 buys you 1,000 sats!
HAS BITCOIN EVER BEEN HACKED?
You may have heard about a 'Bitcoin hack' online or on the news. Most people read these articles and believe the Bitcoin network has been hacked. However, the Bitcoin network has never been hacked.
What's the Bitcoin network? Well, think of the Bitcoin network as train tracks. The trains riding on the train tracks of the Bitcoin network are Bitcoin transactions.
When you read about a Bitcoin hack in the news, you're reading about a custodian (like FTX) getting hacked or going bankrupt.
Custodians are companies that hold your bitcoin for you. However, that comes with a risk: losing your bitcoin when the company mismanages it, steals it, or goes out of business.
This happened most recently with FTX.
Everyone who trusted FTX with their bitcoin lost their bitcoin. Everyone who held their bitcoin in self-custody was completely unaffected by FTX. That is the power of bitcoin in self-custody: true control of your money.
Instead of leaving your bitcoin on an exchange or in a wrapper like an ETF, hold it in your own wallet for all the freedom benefits.
When you self-custody your bitcoin, your money is protected by the Bitcoin network. It's the most secure financial network in the world.
In self-custody, Sam from FTX can't steal your bitcoin from you.
The government can't print more bitcoin and cause inflation.
Bitcoin in self-custody is your money, thanks to the power of the Bitcoin network.
WHY DOES BITCOIN USE ENERGY?
Bitcoin uses energy to secure the network and protect your money.
Bitcoin uses a significant amount of energy, and this is a great thing for many reasons.
GET STARTED
WITH BITCOIN
Learn more about Bitcoin
Get your first Bitcoin Wallet
How to Buy Bitcoin
Inflation happens when more money is printed or created from thin air. This makes your money worth less over time.
In the United Kingdom, there is no fixed limit on how many British Pounds can be created.
As more money is created through budget deficits and new spending bills, the money you have buys you less as time goes on. Because so much money was printed over the last few years, the value of the money in your bank account and pocket has decreased significantly over time.
With Bitcoin, there is a fixed limit of 21 million Bitcoin that will ever exist. Because no more Bitcoin can be created, their value has increased significantly over time.
WHAT CAUSES INFLATION?
While supply chains and some corporations contribute to artificially rising prices, the root cause of inflation is the expansion of the money supply.
About 1 in 4 British Pounds that exist today were created between 2020 and 2022. This was a huge expansion of the money supply and will not be the last time this happens.
When more money is created from nothing, the price of everything in that money goes up. This includes the raw materials costs companies have to pay for their products, which means higher prices for you.
Inflation is not just rising prices. Inflation is when your money becomes worth less over time.
HOW DOES INFLATION AFFECT ME?
Many people know about Compound Interest, but few people know about Compound Inflation.
With our Compound Inflation Calculator, you can easily calculate the amount your salary needs to increase to maintain your purchasing power over time.
Simply enter your current salary, inflation rate, and the number of years you want to calculate for, and our calculator will show you what your salary needs to be to keep up with inflation.
Fill out the form above and click calculate.
DOES BITCOIN HAVE INFLATION?
Inflation is essentially your piece of the 'money pie' getting smaller each year. So does Bitcoin have inflation?
Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21,000,000 (21 million) bitcoin that will ever exist. The 21 million supply limit is fixed in code and secured by the most powerful computing network in the world, called The Bitcoin Network. This limit cannot be changed.
While Bitcoin doesn't have inflation, it does have issuance. Issuance is the percent of new Bitcoin mined each year. Bitcoin miners secure the network, process Bitcoin transactions, and get paid for their work. Bitcoin miners get paid with this new issuance (until it runs out) and also get paid transaction fees.
More than 95% of all bitcoin have already been mined. More than 99% of all 21 million bitcoin will have been mined by the year 2035, and the remaining less than 1% will be mined by the year 2140.
Even though there is still some issuance left until the fixed supply of 21 million bitcoin, the entire point is that your slice of the 21 million bitcoin pie never gets smaller. This is in sharp contrast to the government currencies we use. In those systems, your slice of the pie gets smaller every year when more money is printed from thin air.
You can't print more bitcoin.
WHAT IS BITCOIN?
Bitcoin is two things: a digital money and a payment network. You can send Bitcoin (the digital money) directly to other people using the Bitcoin network (the payment network).
Bitcoin is a radically new way to store and transact value. Unlike normal financial networks, the Bitcoin network is able to operate without central authorities or trusted administrators. That makes Bitcoin the first ever open and borderless money.
Bitcoin is digital money that gives you complete ownership over your wealth. For the first time in human history everyone can own an asset that is truly scarce, doesn't require permission to be used, and can't be confiscated when stored properly.
Bitcoin can be sent anywhere in the world, quickly and cheaply. It has no need for a 3rd party transmitter, like a bank.
Bitcoin allows anyone to store their wealth safely and securely without worrying about the government stealing it or inflating away its value through money printing.
Governments everywhere can print more paper money, but no one can print more bitcoin.
You can easily self-custody your Bitcoin to take full control of it, giving you full access to the power of Bitcoin.
If you can download an app, you can self-custody Bitcoin and store your wealth without relying on anyone else.
Bitcoin is better money.
CAN BITCOIN PROTECT MY MONEY FROM INFLATION?
Bitcoin has historically been great at protecting people from the inflation of their local currency. Many people who use Bitcoin as an inflation hedge store money that they can afford to keep as Bitcoin for several years.
British Pounds have lost 90% of their purchasing power since 1950 as politicians printed more of them. Bitcoin’s fixed supply makes it the best way to save your money for the long term.
When you save in Bitcoin, everything tends to get cheaper in the long run. When you save in government money that they can print for free, everything tends to get more expensive.
I HEARD BITCOIN IS VOLATILE. IS THAT SAFE?
In the short term, the exchange rate of Bitcoin tends to fluctuate. This is called volatility.
But the volatility you see on a day-to-day basis 'disappears' in the long term.
Bitcoin continues to get less and less volatile over time. As more people use Bitcoin as a long term savings account, the more its value stabilizes.
Many people choose to store value in Bitcoin for many years as a safe way to minimize the risk of volatility and protect their purchasing power over time.
In some countries, such as Venezuela, Sudan, Lebanon, Syria, Argentina, Turkey, Brazil, and so many others, the value of the local currency inflates away so quickly that Bitcoin is seen as the more stable way to save money.
I CAN'T AFFORD A WHOLE BITCOIN
You don’t have to own a whole bitcoin. Most people just own sats. Sats are fractions of a bitcoin. For example, if 1 whole bitcoin is $100,000 then $1 buys you 1,000 sats!
HAS BITCOIN EVER BEEN HACKED?
You may have heard about a 'Bitcoin hack' online or on the news. Most people read these articles and believe the Bitcoin network has been hacked. However, the Bitcoin network has never been hacked.
What's the Bitcoin network? Well, think of the Bitcoin network as train tracks. The trains riding on the train tracks of the Bitcoin network are Bitcoin transactions.
When you read about a Bitcoin hack in the news, you're reading about a custodian (like FTX) getting hacked or going bankrupt.
Custodians are companies that hold your bitcoin for you. However, that comes with a risk: losing your bitcoin when the company mismanages it, steals it, or goes out of business.
This happened most recently with FTX.
Everyone who trusted FTX with their bitcoin lost their bitcoin. Everyone who held their bitcoin in self-custody was completely unaffected by FTX. That is the power of bitcoin in self-custody: true control of your money.
Instead of leaving your bitcoin on an exchange or in a wrapper like an ETF, hold it in your own wallet for all the freedom benefits.
When you self-custody your bitcoin, your money is protected by the Bitcoin network. It's the most secure financial network in the world.
In self-custody, Sam from FTX can't steal your bitcoin from you.
The government can't print more bitcoin and cause inflation.
Bitcoin in self-custody is your money, thanks to the power of the Bitcoin network.
WHY DOES BITCOIN USE ENERGY?
Bitcoin uses energy to secure the network and protect your money.
Bitcoin uses a significant amount of energy, and this is a great thing for many reasons.
GET STARTED
WITH BITCOIN
Learn more about Bitcoin
Get your first Bitcoin Wallet
How to Buy Bitcoin
Inflation happens when more money is printed or created from thin air. This makes your money worth less over time.
In Brazil, there is no fixed limit on how many Brazilian reais can be created.
As more money is created through budget deficits and new spending bills, the money you have buys you less as time goes on. Because so much money was printed over the last few years, the value of the money in your bank account and pocket has decreased significantly over time.
With Bitcoin, there is a fixed limit of 21 million Bitcoin that will ever exist. Because no more Bitcoin can be created, their value has increased significantly over time.
WHAT CAUSES INFLATION?
While supply chains and some corporations contribute to artificially rising prices, the root cause of inflation is the expansion of the money supply.
About 40% of all Brazilian reais that exist today were created between 2020 and 2022. This was a huge expansion of the money supply and will not be the last time this happens.
When more money is created from nothing, the price of everything in that money goes up. This includes the raw materials costs companies have to pay for their products, which means higher prices for you.
Inflation is not just rising prices. Inflation is when your money becomes worth less over time.
HOW DOES INFLATION AFFECT ME?
Many people know about Compound Interest, but few people know about Compound Inflation.
With our Compound Inflation Calculator, you can easily calculate the amount your salary needs to increase to maintain your purchasing power over time.
Simply enter your current salary, inflation rate, and the number of years you want to calculate for, and our calculator will show you what your salary needs to be to keep up with inflation.
Fill out the form above and click calculate.
DOES BITCOIN HAVE INFLATION?
Inflation is essentially your piece of the 'money pie' getting smaller each year. So does Bitcoin have inflation?
Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21,000,000 (21 million) bitcoin that will ever exist. The 21 million supply limit is fixed in code and secured by the most powerful computing network in the world, called The Bitcoin Network. This limit cannot be changed.
While Bitcoin doesn't have inflation, it does have issuance. Issuance is the percent of new Bitcoin mined each year. Bitcoin miners secure the network, process Bitcoin transactions, and get paid for their work. Bitcoin miners get paid with this new issuance (until it runs out) and also get paid transaction fees.
More than 95% of all bitcoin have already been mined. More than 99% of all 21 million bitcoin will have been mined by the year 2035, and the remaining less than 1% will be mined by the year 2140.
Even though there is still some issuance left until the fixed supply of 21 million bitcoin, the entire point is that your slice of the 21 million bitcoin pie never gets smaller. This is in sharp contrast to the government currencies we use. In those systems, your slice of the pie gets smaller every year when more money is printed from thin air.
You can't print more bitcoin.
WHAT IS BITCOIN?
Bitcoin is two things: a digital money and a payment network. You can send Bitcoin (the digital money) directly to other people using the Bitcoin network (the payment network).
Bitcoin is a radically new way to store and transact value. Unlike normal financial networks, the Bitcoin network is able to operate without central authorities or trusted administrators. That makes Bitcoin the first ever open and borderless money.
Bitcoin is digital money that gives you complete ownership over your wealth. For the first time in human history everyone can own an asset that is truly scarce, doesn't require permission to be used, and can't be confiscated when stored properly.
Bitcoin can be sent anywhere in the world, quickly and cheaply. It has no need for a 3rd party transmitter, like a bank.
Bitcoin allows anyone to store their wealth safely and securely without worrying about the government stealing it or inflating away its value through money printing.
Governments everywhere can print more paper money, but no one can print more bitcoin.
You can easily self-custody your Bitcoin to take full control of it, giving you full access to the power of Bitcoin.
If you can download an app, you can self-custody Bitcoin and store your wealth without relying on anyone else.
Bitcoin is better money.
CAN BITCOIN PROTECT MY MONEY FROM INFLATION?
Bitcoin has historically been great at protecting people from the inflation of their local currency. Many people who use Bitcoin as an inflation hedge store money that they can afford to keep as Bitcoin for several years.
The Brazilian reais money supply increased from R$427 billion to R$589 billion in just 2 years as politicians printed more of them. Bitcoin’s fixed supply makes it the best way to save your money for the long term.
In 2020, the Brazilian government printed a new R$200 bill. This new bill alone was equal to 12.8% of all reais printed that year!
When you save in Bitcoin, everything tends to get cheaper in the long run. When you save in government money that they can print for free, everything tends to get more expensive.
I HEARD BITCOIN IS VOLATILE. IS THAT SAFE?
In the short term, the exchange rate of Bitcoin tends to fluctuate. This is called volatility.
But the volatility you see on a day-to-day basis 'disappears' in the long term.
Bitcoin continues to get less and less volatile over time. As more people use Bitcoin as a long term savings account, the more its value stabilizes.
Many people choose to store value in Bitcoin for many years as a safe way to minimize the risk of volatility and protect their purchasing power over time.
In some countries, such as Venezuela, Sudan, Lebanon, Syria, Argentina, Turkey, Brazil, and so many others, the value of the local currency inflates away so quickly that Bitcoin is seen as the more stable way to save money.
I CAN'T AFFORD A WHOLE BITCOIN
You don’t have to own a whole bitcoin. Most people just own sats. Sats are fractions of a bitcoin. For example, if 1 whole bitcoin is $100,000 then $1 buys you 1,000 sats!
HAS BITCOIN EVER BEEN HACKED?
You may have heard about a 'Bitcoin hack' online or on the news. Most people read these articles and believe the Bitcoin network has been hacked. However, the Bitcoin network has never been hacked.
What's the Bitcoin network? Well, think of the Bitcoin network as train tracks. The trains riding on the train tracks of the Bitcoin network are Bitcoin transactions.
When you read about a Bitcoin hack in the news, you're reading about a custodian (like FTX) getting hacked or going bankrupt.
Custodians are companies that hold your bitcoin for you. However, that comes with a risk: losing your bitcoin when the company mismanages it, steals it, or goes out of business.
This happened most recently with FTX.
Everyone who trusted FTX with their bitcoin lost their bitcoin. Everyone who held their bitcoin in self-custody was completely unaffected by FTX. That is the power of bitcoin in self-custody: true control of your money.
Instead of leaving your bitcoin on an exchange or in a wrapper like an ETF, hold it in your own wallet for all the freedom benefits.
When you self-custody your bitcoin, your money is protected by the Bitcoin network. It's the most secure financial network in the world.
In self-custody, Sam from FTX can't steal your bitcoin from you.
The government can't print more bitcoin and cause inflation.
Bitcoin in self-custody is your money, thanks to the power of the Bitcoin network.
WHY DOES BITCOIN USE ENERGY?
Bitcoin uses energy to secure the network and protect your money.
Bitcoin uses a significant amount of energy, and this is a great thing for many reasons.
GET STARTED
WITH BITCOIN
Learn more about Bitcoin
Get your first Bitcoin Wallet
How to Buy Bitcoin
Inflation happens when more money is printed or created from thin air. This makes your money worth less over time.
In the Philippines, there is no fixed limit on how many Philippine Pesos can be created.
As more money is created through budget deficits and new spending bills, the money you have buys you less as time goes on. Because so much money was printed over the last few years, the value of the money in your bank account and pocket has decreased significantly over time.
With Bitcoin, there is a fixed limit of 21 million Bitcoin that will ever exist. Because no more Bitcoin can be created, their value has increased significantly over time.
WHAT CAUSES INFLATION?
While supply chains and some corporations contribute to artificially rising prices, the root cause of inflation is the expansion of the money supply.
Nearly 50% of all Philippine pesos that exist today were created between 2020 and 2022. This was a huge expansion of the money supply and will not be the last time this happens.
When more money is created from nothing, the price of everything in that money goes up. This includes the raw materials costs companies have to pay for their products, which means higher prices for you.
Inflation is not just rising prices. Inflation is when your money becomes worth less over time.
HOW DOES INFLATION AFFECT ME?
Many people know about Compound Interest, but few people know about Compound Inflation.
With our Compound Inflation Calculator, you can easily calculate the amount your salary needs to increase to maintain your purchasing power over time.
Simply enter your current salary, inflation rate, and the number of years you want to calculate for, and our calculator will show you what your salary needs to be to keep up with inflation.
Fill out the form above and click calculate.
DOES BITCOIN HAVE INFLATION?
Inflation is essentially your piece of the 'money pie' getting smaller each year. So does Bitcoin have inflation?
Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21,000,000 (21 million) bitcoin that will ever exist. The 21 million supply limit is fixed in code and secured by the most powerful computing network in the world, called The Bitcoin Network. This limit cannot be changed.
While Bitcoin doesn't have inflation, it does have issuance. Issuance is the percent of new Bitcoin mined each year. Bitcoin miners secure the network, process Bitcoin transactions, and get paid for their work. Bitcoin miners get paid with this new issuance (until it runs out) and also get paid transaction fees.
More than 95% of all bitcoin have already been mined. More than 99% of all 21 million bitcoin will have been mined by the year 2035, and the remaining less than 1% will be mined by the year 2140.
Even though there is still some issuance left until the fixed supply of 21 million bitcoin, the entire point is that your slice of the 21 million bitcoin pie never gets smaller. This is in sharp contrast to the government currencies we use. In those systems, your slice of the pie gets smaller every year when more money is printed from thin air.
You can't print more bitcoin.
WHAT IS BITCOIN?
Bitcoin is two things: a digital money and a payment network. You can send Bitcoin (the digital money) directly to other people using the Bitcoin network (the payment network).
Bitcoin is a radically new way to store and transact value. Unlike normal financial networks, the Bitcoin network is able to operate without central authorities or trusted administrators. That makes Bitcoin the first ever open and borderless money.
Bitcoin is digital money that gives you complete ownership over your wealth. For the first time in human history everyone can own an asset that is truly scarce, doesn't require permission to be used, and can't be confiscated when stored properly.
Bitcoin can be sent anywhere in the world, quickly and cheaply. It has no need for a 3rd party transmitter, like a bank.
Bitcoin allows anyone to store their wealth safely and securely without worrying about the government stealing it or inflating away its value through money printing.
Governments everywhere can print more paper money, but no one can print more bitcoin.
You can easily self-custody your Bitcoin to take full control of it, giving you full access to the power of Bitcoin.
If you can download an app, you can self-custody Bitcoin and store your wealth without relying on anyone else.
Bitcoin is better money.
CAN BITCOIN PROTECT MY MONEY FROM INFLATION?
Bitcoin has historically been great at protecting people from the inflation of their local currency. Many people who use Bitcoin as an inflation hedge store money that they can afford to keep as Bitcoin for several years.
The Philippine Peso money supply has nearly doubled since 2020 as politicians printed more of them. Bitcoin’s fixed supply makes it the best way to save your money for the long term.
When you save in Bitcoin, everything tends to get cheaper in the long run. When you save in government money that they can print for free, everything tends to get more expensive.
I HEARD BITCOIN IS VOLATILE. IS THAT SAFE?
In the short term, the exchange rate of Bitcoin tends to fluctuate. This is called volatility.
But the volatility you see on a day-to-day basis 'disappears' in the long term.
Bitcoin continues to get less and less volatile over time. As more people use Bitcoin as a long term savings account, the more its value stabilizes.
Many people choose to store value in Bitcoin for many years as a safe way to minimize the risk of volatility and protect their purchasing power over time.
In some countries, such as Venezuela, Sudan, Lebanon, Syria, Argentina, Turkey, Brazil, and so many others, the value of the local currency inflates away so quickly that Bitcoin is seen as the more stable way to save money.
I CAN'T AFFORD A WHOLE BITCOIN
You don’t have to own a whole bitcoin. Most people just own sats. Sats are fractions of a bitcoin. For example, if 1 whole bitcoin is $100,000 then $1 buys you 1,000 sats!
HAS BITCOIN EVER BEEN HACKED?
You may have heard about a 'Bitcoin hack' online or on the news. Most people read these articles and believe the Bitcoin network has been hacked. However, the Bitcoin network has never been hacked.
What's the Bitcoin network? Well, think of the Bitcoin network as train tracks. The trains riding on the train tracks of the Bitcoin network are Bitcoin transactions.
When you read about a Bitcoin hack in the news, you're reading about a custodian (like FTX) getting hacked or going bankrupt.
Custodians are companies that hold your bitcoin for you. However, that comes with a risk: losing your bitcoin when the company mismanages it, steals it, or goes out of business.
This happened most recently with FTX.
Everyone who trusted FTX with their bitcoin lost their bitcoin. Everyone who held their bitcoin in self-custody was completely unaffected by FTX. That is the power of bitcoin in self-custody: true control of your money.
Instead of leaving your bitcoin on an exchange or in a wrapper like an ETF, hold it in your own wallet for all the freedom benefits.
When you self-custody your bitcoin, your money is protected by the Bitcoin network. It's the most secure financial network in the world.
In self-custody, Sam from FTX can't steal your bitcoin from you.
The government can't print more bitcoin and cause inflation.
Bitcoin in self-custody is your money, thanks to the power of the Bitcoin network.
WHY DOES BITCOIN USE ENERGY?
Bitcoin uses energy to secure the network and protect your money.
Bitcoin uses a significant amount of energy, and this is a great thing for many reasons.
GET STARTED
WITH BITCOIN
Learn more about Bitcoin
Get your first Bitcoin Wallet
How to Buy Bitcoin
Inflation happens when more money is printed or created from thin air. This makes your money worth less over time.
In Mexico, there is no fixed limit on how many Mexican Pesos can be created.
As more money is created through budget deficits and new spending bills, the money you have buys you less as time goes on. Because so much money was printed over the last few years, the value of the money in your bank account and pocket has decreased significantly over time.
With Bitcoin, there is a fixed limit of 21 million Bitcoin that will ever exist. Because no more Bitcoin can be created, their value has increased significantly over time.
WHAT CAUSES INFLATION?
While supply chains and some corporations contribute to artificially rising prices, the root cause of inflation is the expansion of the money supply.
More than 50% of all Mexican pesos that exist today were created between 2016 and 2022. This was a huge expansion of the money supply and will not be the last time this happens.
When more money is created from nothing, the price of everything in that money goes up. This includes the raw materials costs companies have to pay for their products, which means higher prices for you.
Inflation is not just rising prices. Inflation is when your money becomes worth less over time.
HOW DOES INFLATION AFFECT ME?
Many people know about Compound Interest, but few people know about Compound Inflation.
With our Compound Inflation Calculator, you can easily calculate the amount your salary needs to increase to maintain your purchasing power over time.
Simply enter your current salary, inflation rate, and the number of years you want to calculate for, and our calculator will show you what your salary needs to be to keep up with inflation.
Fill out the form above and click calculate.
DOES BITCOIN HAVE INFLATION?
Inflation is essentially your piece of the 'money pie' getting smaller each year. So does Bitcoin have inflation?
Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21,000,000 (21 million) bitcoin that will ever exist. The 21 million supply limit is fixed in code and secured by the most powerful computing network in the world, called The Bitcoin Network. This limit cannot be changed.
While Bitcoin doesn't have inflation, it does have issuance. Issuance is the percent of new Bitcoin mined each year. Bitcoin miners secure the network, process Bitcoin transactions, and get paid for their work. Bitcoin miners get paid with this new issuance (until it runs out) and also get paid transaction fees.
More than 95% of all bitcoin have already been mined. More than 99% of all 21 million bitcoin will have been mined by the year 2035, and the remaining less than 1% will be mined by the year 2140.
Even though there is still some issuance left until the fixed supply of 21 million bitcoin, the entire point is that your slice of the 21 million bitcoin pie never gets smaller. This is in sharp contrast to the government currencies we use. In those systems, your slice of the pie gets smaller every year when more money is printed from thin air.
You can't print more bitcoin.
WHAT IS BITCOIN?
Bitcoin is two things: a digital money and a payment network. You can send Bitcoin (the digital money) directly to other people using the Bitcoin network (the payment network).
Bitcoin is a radically new way to store and transact value. Unlike normal financial networks, the Bitcoin network is able to operate without central authorities or trusted administrators. That makes Bitcoin the first ever open and borderless money.
Bitcoin is digital money that gives you complete ownership over your wealth. For the first time in human history everyone can own an asset that is truly scarce, doesn't require permission to be used, and can't be confiscated when stored properly.
Bitcoin can be sent anywhere in the world, quickly and cheaply. It has no need for a 3rd party transmitter, like a bank.
Bitcoin allows anyone to store their wealth safely and securely without worrying about the government stealing it or inflating away its value through money printing.
Governments everywhere can print more paper money, but no one can print more bitcoin.
You can easily self-custody your Bitcoin to take full control of it, giving you full access to the power of Bitcoin.
If you can download an app, you can self-custody Bitcoin and store your wealth without relying on anyone else.
Bitcoin is better money.
CAN BITCOIN PROTECT MY MONEY FROM INFLATION?
Bitcoin has historically been great at protecting people from the inflation of their local currency. Many people who use Bitcoin as an inflation hedge store money that they can afford to keep as Bitcoin for several years.
The Mexican Peso money supply has nearly doubled since 2016 as politicians printed more of them. Bitcoin’s fixed supply makes it the best way to save your money for the long term.
When you save in Bitcoin, everything tends to get cheaper in the long run. When you save in government money that they can print for free, everything tends to get more expensive.
I HEARD BITCOIN IS VOLATILE. IS THAT SAFE?
In the short term, the exchange rate of Bitcoin tends to fluctuate. This is called volatility.
But the volatility you see on a day-to-day basis 'disappears' in the long term.
Bitcoin continues to get less and less volatile over time. As more people use Bitcoin as a long term savings account, the more its value stabilizes.
Many people choose to store value in Bitcoin for many years as a safe way to minimize the risk of volatility and protect their purchasing power over time.
In some countries, such as Venezuela, Sudan, Lebanon, Syria, Argentina, Turkey, Brazil, and so many others, the value of the local currency inflates away so quickly that Bitcoin is seen as the more stable way to save money.
I CAN'T AFFORD A WHOLE BITCOIN
You don’t have to own a whole bitcoin. Most people just own sats. Sats are fractions of a bitcoin. For example, if 1 whole bitcoin is $100,000 then $1 buys you 1,000 sats!
HAS BITCOIN EVER BEEN HACKED?
You may have heard about a 'Bitcoin hack' online or on the news. Most people read these articles and believe the Bitcoin network has been hacked. However, the Bitcoin network has never been hacked.
What's the Bitcoin network? Well, think of the Bitcoin network as train tracks. The trains riding on the train tracks of the Bitcoin network are Bitcoin transactions.
When you read about a Bitcoin hack in the news, you're reading about a custodian (like FTX) getting hacked or going bankrupt.
Custodians are companies that hold your bitcoin for you. However, that comes with a risk: losing your bitcoin when the company mismanages it, steals it, or goes out of business.
This happened most recently with FTX.
Everyone who trusted FTX with their bitcoin lost their bitcoin. Everyone who held their bitcoin in self-custody was completely unaffected by FTX. That is the power of bitcoin in self-custody: true control of your money.
Instead of leaving your bitcoin on an exchange or in a wrapper like an ETF, hold it in your own wallet for all the freedom benefits.
When you self-custody your bitcoin, your money is protected by the Bitcoin network. It's the most secure financial network in the world.
In self-custody, Sam from FTX can't steal your bitcoin from you.
The government can't print more bitcoin and cause inflation.
Bitcoin in self-custody is your money, thanks to the power of the Bitcoin network.
WHY DOES BITCOIN USE ENERGY?
Bitcoin uses energy to secure the network and protect your money.
Bitcoin uses a significant amount of energy, and this is a great thing for many reasons.
GET STARTED
WITH BITCOIN
Learn more about Bitcoin
Get your first Bitcoin Wallet
How to Buy Bitcoin
Inflation happens when more money is printed or created from thin air. This makes your money worth less over time.
In India, there is no fixed limit on how many Indian Rupees can be created.
As more money is created through budget deficits and new spending bills, the money you have buys you less as time goes on. Because so much money was printed over the last few years, the value of the money in your bank account and pocket has decreased significantly over time.
With Bitcoin, there is a fixed limit of 21 million Bitcoin that will ever exist. Because no more Bitcoin can be created, their value has increased significantly over time.
WHAT CAUSES INFLATION?
While supply chains and some corporations contribute to artificially rising prices, the root cause of inflation is the expansion of the money supply.
More than 50% of all Indian rupees that exist today were created between 2016 and 2022. This was a huge expansion of the money supply and will not be the last time this happens.
When more money is created from nothing, the price of everything in that money goes up. This includes the raw materials costs companies have to pay for their products, which means higher prices for you.
Inflation is not just rising prices. Inflation is when your money becomes worth less over time.
HOW DOES INFLATION AFFECT ME?
Many people know about Compound Interest, but few people know about Compound Inflation.
With our Compound Inflation Calculator, you can easily calculate the amount your salary needs to increase to maintain your purchasing power over time.
Simply enter your current salary, inflation rate, and the number of years you want to calculate for, and our calculator will show you what your salary needs to be to keep up with inflation.
Fill out the form above and click calculate.
DOES BITCOIN HAVE INFLATION?
Inflation is essentially your piece of the 'money pie' getting smaller each year. So does Bitcoin have inflation?
Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21,000,000 (21 million) bitcoin that will ever exist. The 21 million supply limit is fixed in code and secured by the most powerful computing network in the world, called The Bitcoin Network. This limit cannot be changed.
While Bitcoin doesn't have inflation, it does have issuance. Issuance is the percent of new Bitcoin mined each year. Bitcoin miners secure the network, process Bitcoin transactions, and get paid for their work. Bitcoin miners get paid with this new issuance (until it runs out) and also get paid transaction fees.
More than 95% of all bitcoin have already been mined. More than 99% of all 21 million bitcoin will have been mined by the year 2035, and the remaining less than 1% will be mined by the year 2140.
Even though there is still some issuance left until the fixed supply of 21 million bitcoin, the entire point is that your slice of the 21 million bitcoin pie never gets smaller. This is in sharp contrast to the government currencies we use. In those systems, your slice of the pie gets smaller every year when more money is printed from thin air.
You can't print more bitcoin.
WHAT IS BITCOIN?
Bitcoin is two things: a digital money and a payment network. You can send Bitcoin (the digital money) directly to other people using the Bitcoin network (the payment network).
Bitcoin is a radically new way to store and transact value. Unlike normal financial networks, the Bitcoin network is able to operate without central authorities or trusted administrators. That makes Bitcoin the first ever open and borderless money.
Bitcoin is digital money that gives you complete ownership over your wealth. For the first time in human history everyone can own an asset that is truly scarce, doesn't require permission to be used, and can't be confiscated when stored properly.
Bitcoin can be sent anywhere in the world, quickly and cheaply. It has no need for a 3rd party transmitter, like a bank.
Bitcoin allows anyone to store their wealth safely and securely without worrying about the government stealing it or inflating away its value through money printing.
Governments everywhere can print more paper money, but no one can print more bitcoin.
You can easily self-custody your Bitcoin to take full control of it, giving you full access to the power of Bitcoin.
If you can download an app, you can self-custody Bitcoin and store your wealth without relying on anyone else.
Bitcoin is better money.
CAN BITCOIN PROTECT MY MONEY FROM INFLATION?
Bitcoin has historically been great at protecting people from the inflation of their local currency. Many people who use Bitcoin as an inflation hedge store money that they can afford to keep as Bitcoin for several years.
The Indian Rupee money supply has more than doubled since 2016 as politicians printed more of them. Bitcoin’s fixed supply makes it the best way to save your money for the long term.
When you save in Bitcoin, everything tends to get cheaper in the long run. When you save in government money that they can print for free, everything tends to get more expensive.
I HEARD BITCOIN IS VOLATILE. IS THAT SAFE?
In the short term, the exchange rate of Bitcoin tends to fluctuate. This is called volatility.
But the volatility you see on a day-to-day basis 'disappears' in the long term.
Bitcoin continues to get less and less volatile over time. As more people use Bitcoin as a long term savings account, the more its value stabilizes.
Many people choose to store value in Bitcoin for many years as a safe way to minimize the risk of volatility and protect their purchasing power over time.
In some countries, such as Venezuela, Sudan, Lebanon, Syria, Argentina, Turkey, Brazil, and so many others, the value of the local currency inflates away so quickly that Bitcoin is seen as the more stable way to save money.
I CAN'T AFFORD A WHOLE BITCOIN
You don’t have to own a whole bitcoin. Most people just own sats. Sats are fractions of a bitcoin. For example, if 1 whole bitcoin is $100,000 then $1 buys you 1,000 sats!
HAS BITCOIN EVER BEEN HACKED?
You may have heard about a 'Bitcoin hack' online or on the news. Most people read these articles and believe the Bitcoin network has been hacked. However, the Bitcoin network has never been hacked.
What's the Bitcoin network? Well, think of the Bitcoin network as train tracks. The trains riding on the train tracks of the Bitcoin network are Bitcoin transactions.
When you read about a Bitcoin hack in the news, you're reading about a custodian (like FTX) getting hacked or going bankrupt.
Custodians are companies that hold your bitcoin for you. However, that comes with a risk: losing your bitcoin when the company mismanages it, steals it, or goes out of business.
This happened most recently with FTX.
Everyone who trusted FTX with their bitcoin lost their bitcoin. Everyone who held their bitcoin in self-custody was completely unaffected by FTX. That is the power of bitcoin in self-custody: true control of your money.
Instead of leaving your bitcoin on an exchange or in a wrapper like an ETF, hold it in your own wallet for all the freedom benefits.
When you self-custody your bitcoin, your money is protected by the Bitcoin network. It's the most secure financial network in the world.
In self-custody, Sam from FTX can't steal your bitcoin from you.
The government can't print more bitcoin and cause inflation.
Bitcoin in self-custody is your money, thanks to the power of the Bitcoin network.
WHY DOES BITCOIN USE ENERGY?
Bitcoin uses energy to secure the network and protect your money.
Bitcoin uses a significant amount of energy, and this is a great thing for many reasons.
GET STARTED
WITH BITCOIN
Learn more about Bitcoin
Get your first Bitcoin Wallet
How to Buy Bitcoin
Inflation happens when more money is printed or created from thin air. This makes your money worth less over time.
In Honduras, there is no fixed limit on how many Honduran Lempiras can be created.
As more money is created through budget deficits and new spending bills, the money you have buys you less as time goes on. Because so much money was printed over the last few years, the value of the money in your bank account and pocket has decreased significantly over time.
With Bitcoin, there is a fixed limit of 21 million Bitcoin that will ever exist. Because no more Bitcoin can be created, their value has increased significantly over time.
WHAT CAUSES INFLATION?
While supply chains and some corporations contribute to artificially rising prices, the root cause of inflation is the expansion of the money supply.
More than 50% of all Honduran lempiras that exist today were created between 2016 and 2022. This was a huge expansion of the money supply and will not be the last time this happens.
When more money is created from nothing, the price of everything in that money goes up. This includes the raw materials costs companies have to pay for their products, which means higher prices for you.
Inflation is not just rising prices. Inflation is when your money becomes worth less over time.
HOW DOES INFLATION AFFECT ME?
Many people know about Compound Interest, but few people know about Compound Inflation.
With our Compound Inflation Calculator, you can easily calculate the amount your salary needs to increase to maintain your purchasing power over time.
Simply enter your current salary, inflation rate, and the number of years you want to calculate for, and our calculator will show you what your salary needs to be to keep up with inflation.
Fill out the form above and click calculate.
DOES BITCOIN HAVE INFLATION?
Inflation is essentially your piece of the 'money pie' getting smaller each year. So does Bitcoin have inflation?
Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21,000,000 (21 million) bitcoin that will ever exist. The 21 million supply limit is fixed in code and secured by the most powerful computing network in the world, called The Bitcoin Network. This limit cannot be changed.
While Bitcoin doesn't have inflation, it does have issuance. Issuance is the percent of new Bitcoin mined each year. Bitcoin miners secure the network, process Bitcoin transactions, and get paid for their work. Bitcoin miners get paid with this new issuance (until it runs out) and also get paid transaction fees.
More than 95% of all bitcoin have already been mined. More than 99% of all 21 million bitcoin will have been mined by the year 2035, and the remaining less than 1% will be mined by the year 2140.
Even though there is still some issuance left until the fixed supply of 21 million bitcoin, the entire point is that your slice of the 21 million bitcoin pie never gets smaller. This is in sharp contrast to the government currencies we use. In those systems, your slice of the pie gets smaller every year when more money is printed from thin air.
You can't print more bitcoin.
WHAT IS BITCOIN?
Bitcoin is two things: a digital money and a payment network. You can send Bitcoin (the digital money) directly to other people using the Bitcoin network (the payment network).
Bitcoin is a radically new way to store and transact value. Unlike normal financial networks, the Bitcoin network is able to operate without central authorities or trusted administrators. That makes Bitcoin the first ever open and borderless money.
Bitcoin is digital money that gives you complete ownership over your wealth. For the first time in human history everyone can own an asset that is truly scarce, doesn't require permission to be used, and can't be confiscated when stored properly.
Bitcoin can be sent anywhere in the world, quickly and cheaply. It has no need for a 3rd party transmitter, like a bank.
Bitcoin allows anyone to store their wealth safely and securely without worrying about the government stealing it or inflating away its value through money printing.
Governments everywhere can print more paper money, but no one can print more bitcoin.
You can easily self-custody your Bitcoin to take full control of it, giving you full access to the power of Bitcoin.
If you can download an app, you can self-custody Bitcoin and store your wealth without relying on anyone else.
Bitcoin is better money.
CAN BITCOIN PROTECT MY MONEY FROM INFLATION?
Bitcoin has historically been great at protecting people from the inflation of their local currency. Many people who use Bitcoin as an inflation hedge store money that they can afford to keep as Bitcoin for several years.
The Honduran Lempira money supply has more than doubled since 2016 as politicians printed more of them. Bitcoin’s fixed supply makes it the best way to save your money for the long term.
When you save in Bitcoin, everything tends to get cheaper in the long run. When you save in government money that they can print for free, everything tends to get more expensive.
I HEARD BITCOIN IS VOLATILE. IS THAT SAFE?
In the short term, the exchange rate of Bitcoin tends to fluctuate. This is called volatility.
But the volatility you see on a day-to-day basis 'disappears' in the long term.
Bitcoin continues to get less and less volatile over time. As more people use Bitcoin as a long term savings account, the more its value stabilizes.
Many people choose to store value in Bitcoin for many years as a safe way to minimize the risk of volatility and protect their purchasing power over time.
In some countries, such as Venezuela, Sudan, Lebanon, Syria, Argentina, Turkey, Brazil, and so many others, the value of the local currency inflates away so quickly that Bitcoin is seen as the more stable way to save money.
I CAN'T AFFORD A WHOLE BITCOIN
You don’t have to own a whole bitcoin. Most people just own sats. Sats are fractions of a bitcoin. For example, if 1 whole bitcoin is $100,000 then $1 buys you 1,000 sats!
HAS BITCOIN EVER BEEN HACKED?
You may have heard about a 'Bitcoin hack' online or on the news. Most people read these articles and believe the Bitcoin network has been hacked. However, the Bitcoin network has never been hacked.
What's the Bitcoin network? Well, think of the Bitcoin network as train tracks. The trains riding on the train tracks of the Bitcoin network are Bitcoin transactions.
When you read about a Bitcoin hack in the news, you're reading about a custodian (like FTX) getting hacked or going bankrupt.
Custodians are companies that hold your bitcoin for you. However, that comes with a risk: losing your bitcoin when the company mismanages it, steals it, or goes out of business.
This happened most recently with FTX.
Everyone who trusted FTX with their bitcoin lost their bitcoin. Everyone who held their bitcoin in self-custody was completely unaffected by FTX. That is the power of bitcoin in self-custody: true control of your money.
Instead of leaving your bitcoin on an exchange or in a wrapper like an ETF, hold it in your own wallet for all the freedom benefits.
When you self-custody your bitcoin, your money is protected by the Bitcoin network. It's the most secure financial network in the world.
In self-custody, Sam from FTX can't steal your bitcoin from you.
The government can't print more bitcoin and cause inflation.
Bitcoin in self-custody is your money, thanks to the power of the Bitcoin network.
WHY DOES BITCOIN USE ENERGY?
Bitcoin uses energy to secure the network and protect your money.
Bitcoin uses a significant amount of energy, and this is a great thing for many reasons.
GET STARTED
WITH BITCOIN
Learn more about Bitcoin
Get your first Bitcoin Wallet
How to Buy Bitcoin
Inflation happens when more money is printed or created from thin air. This makes your money worth less over time.
In Venezuela, there is no fixed limit on how many Venezuelan bolívares can be created.
As more money is created through budget deficits and new spending bills, the money you have buys you less as time goes on. Because so much money was printed over the last few years, the value of the money in your bank account and pocket has decreased significantly over time.
With Bitcoin, there is a fixed limit of 21 million Bitcoin that will ever exist. Because no more Bitcoin can be created, their value has increased significantly over time.
WHAT CAUSES INFLATION?
While supply chains and some corporations contribute to artificially rising prices, the root cause of inflation is the expansion of the money supply.
More than 80% of all Venezuelan bolívares that exist today were created in the last year! This was a huge expansion of the money supply and will not be the last time this happens.
When more money is created from nothing, the price of everything in that money goes up. This includes the raw materials costs companies have to pay for their products, which means higher prices for you.
Inflation is not just rising prices. Inflation is when your money becomes worth less over time.
HOW DOES INFLATION AFFECT ME?
Many people know about Compound Interest, but few people know about Compound Inflation.
With our Compound Inflation Calculator, you can easily calculate the amount your salary needs to increase to maintain your purchasing power over time.
Simply enter your current salary, inflation rate, and the number of years you want to calculate for, and our calculator will show you what your salary needs to be to keep up with inflation.
Fill out the form above and click calculate.
DOES BITCOIN HAVE INFLATION?
Inflation is essentially your piece of the 'money pie' getting smaller each year. So does Bitcoin have inflation?
Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21,000,000 (21 million) bitcoin that will ever exist. The 21 million supply limit is fixed in code and secured by the most powerful computing network in the world, called The Bitcoin Network. This limit cannot be changed.
While Bitcoin doesn't have inflation, it does have issuance. Issuance is the percent of new Bitcoin mined each year. Bitcoin miners secure the network, process Bitcoin transactions, and get paid for their work. Bitcoin miners get paid with this new issuance (until it runs out) and also get paid transaction fees.
More than 95% of all bitcoin have already been mined. More than 99% of all 21 million bitcoin will have been mined by the year 2035, and the remaining less than 1% will be mined by the year 2140.
Even though there is still some issuance left until the fixed supply of 21 million bitcoin, the entire point is that your slice of the 21 million bitcoin pie never gets smaller. This is in sharp contrast to the government currencies we use. In those systems, your slice of the pie gets smaller every year when more money is printed from thin air.
You can't print more bitcoin.
WHAT IS BITCOIN?
Bitcoin is two things: a digital money and a payment network. You can send Bitcoin (the digital money) directly to other people using the Bitcoin network (the payment network).
Bitcoin is a radically new way to store and transact value. Unlike normal financial networks, the Bitcoin network is able to operate without central authorities or trusted administrators. That makes Bitcoin the first ever open and borderless money.
Bitcoin is digital money that gives you complete ownership over your wealth. For the first time in human history everyone can own an asset that is truly scarce, doesn't require permission to be used, and can't be confiscated when stored properly.
Bitcoin can be sent anywhere in the world, quickly and cheaply. It has no need for a 3rd party transmitter, like a bank.
Bitcoin allows anyone to store their wealth safely and securely without worrying about the government stealing it or inflating away its value through money printing.
Governments everywhere can print more paper money, but no one can print more bitcoin.
You can easily self-custody your Bitcoin to take full control of it, giving you full access to the power of Bitcoin.
If you can download an app, you can self-custody Bitcoin and store your wealth without relying on anyone else.
Bitcoin is better money.
CAN BITCOIN PROTECT MY MONEY FROM INFLATION?
Bitcoin has historically been great at protecting people from the inflation of their local currency. Many people who use Bitcoin as an inflation hedge store money that they can afford to keep as Bitcoin for several years.
The Venezuelan bolívar money supply has increased by more than 500% in the last year as politicians printed more of them. Bitcoin’s fixed supply makes it the best way to save your money for the long term.
When you save in Bitcoin, everything tends to get cheaper in the long run. When you save in government money that they can print for free, everything tends to get more expensive.
I HEARD BITCOIN IS VOLATILE. IS THAT SAFE?
In the short term, the exchange rate of Bitcoin tends to fluctuate. This is called volatility.
But the volatility you see on a day-to-day basis 'disappears' in the long term.
Bitcoin continues to get less and less volatile over time. As more people use Bitcoin as a long term savings account, the more its value stabilizes.
Many people choose to store value in Bitcoin for many years as a safe way to minimize the risk of volatility and protect their purchasing power over time.
In some countries, such as Venezuela, Sudan, Lebanon, Syria, Argentina, Turkey, Brazil, and so many others, the value of the local currency inflates away so quickly that Bitcoin is seen as the more stable way to save money.
I CAN'T AFFORD A WHOLE BITCOIN
You don’t have to own a whole bitcoin. Most people just own sats. Sats are fractions of a bitcoin. For example, if 1 whole bitcoin is $100,000 then $1 buys you 1,000 sats!
HAS BITCOIN EVER BEEN HACKED?
You may have heard about a 'Bitcoin hack' online or on the news. Most people read these articles and believe the Bitcoin network has been hacked. However, the Bitcoin network has never been hacked.
What's the Bitcoin network? Well, think of the Bitcoin network as train tracks. The trains riding on the train tracks of the Bitcoin network are Bitcoin transactions.
When you read about a Bitcoin hack in the news, you're reading about a custodian (like FTX) getting hacked or going bankrupt.
Custodians are companies that hold your bitcoin for you. However, that comes with a risk: losing your bitcoin when the company mismanages it, steals it, or goes out of business.
This happened most recently with FTX.
Everyone who trusted FTX with their bitcoin lost their bitcoin. Everyone who held their bitcoin in self-custody was completely unaffected by FTX. That is the power of bitcoin in self-custody: true control of your money.
Instead of leaving your bitcoin on an exchange or in a wrapper like an ETF, hold it in your own wallet for all the freedom benefits.
When you self-custody your bitcoin, your money is protected by the Bitcoin network. It's the most secure financial network in the world.
In self-custody, Sam from FTX can't steal your bitcoin from you.
The government can't print more bitcoin and cause inflation.
Bitcoin in self-custody is your money, thanks to the power of the Bitcoin network.
WHY DOES BITCOIN USE ENERGY?
Bitcoin uses energy to secure the network and protect your money.
Bitcoin uses a significant amount of energy, and this is a great thing for many reasons.
GET STARTED
WITH BITCOIN
Learn more about Bitcoin
Get your first Bitcoin Wallet
How to Buy Bitcoin
Inflation happens when more money is printed or created from thin air. This makes your money worth less over time.
In Japan, there is no fixed limit on how many Japanese Yen can be created.
As more money is created through budget deficits and new spending bills, the money you have buys you less as time goes on. Because so much money was printed over the last few years, the value of the money in your bank account and pocket has decreased significantly over time.
With Bitcoin, there is a fixed limit of 21 million Bitcoin that will ever exist. Because no more Bitcoin can be created, their value has increased significantly over time.
WHAT CAUSES INFLATION?
While supply chains and some corporations contribute to artificially rising prices, the root cause of inflation is the expansion of the money supply.
More than 25% of all Japanese Yen that exist today were created between 2016 and 2022. This was a huge expansion of the money supply and will not be the last time this happens.
When more money is created from nothing, the price of everything in that money goes up. This includes the raw materials costs companies have to pay for their products, which means higher prices for you.
Inflation is not just rising prices. Inflation is when your money becomes worth less over time.
HOW DOES INFLATION AFFECT ME?
Many people know about Compound Interest, but few people know about Compound Inflation.
With our Compound Inflation Calculator, you can easily calculate the amount your salary needs to increase to maintain your purchasing power over time.
Simply enter your current salary, inflation rate, and the number of years you want to calculate for, and our calculator will show you what your salary needs to be to keep up with inflation.
Fill out the form above and click calculate.
DOES BITCOIN HAVE INFLATION?
Inflation is essentially your piece of the 'money pie' getting smaller each year. So does Bitcoin have inflation?
Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21,000,000 (21 million) bitcoin that will ever exist. The 21 million supply limit is fixed in code and secured by the most powerful computing network in the world, called The Bitcoin Network. This limit cannot be changed.
While Bitcoin doesn't have inflation, it does have issuance. Issuance is the percent of new Bitcoin mined each year. Bitcoin miners secure the network, process Bitcoin transactions, and get paid for their work. Bitcoin miners get paid with this new issuance (until it runs out) and also get paid transaction fees.
More than 95% of all bitcoin have already been mined. More than 99% of all 21 million bitcoin will have been mined by the year 2035, and the remaining less than 1% will be mined by the year 2140.
Even though there is still some issuance left until the fixed supply of 21 million bitcoin, the entire point is that your slice of the 21 million bitcoin pie never gets smaller. This is in sharp contrast to the government currencies we use. In those systems, your slice of the pie gets smaller every year when more money is printed from thin air.
You can't print more bitcoin.
WHAT IS BITCOIN?
Bitcoin is two things: a digital money and a payment network. You can send Bitcoin (the digital money) directly to other people using the Bitcoin network (the payment network).
Bitcoin is a radically new way to store and transact value. Unlike normal financial networks, the Bitcoin network is able to operate without central authorities or trusted administrators. That makes Bitcoin the first ever open and borderless money.
Bitcoin is digital money that gives you complete ownership over your wealth. For the first time in human history everyone can own an asset that is truly scarce, doesn't require permission to be used, and can't be confiscated when stored properly.
Bitcoin can be sent anywhere in the world, quickly and cheaply. It has no need for a 3rd party transmitter, like a bank.
Bitcoin allows anyone to store their wealth safely and securely without worrying about the government stealing it or inflating away its value through money printing.
Governments everywhere can print more paper money, but no one can print more bitcoin.
You can easily self-custody your Bitcoin to take full control of it, giving you full access to the power of Bitcoin.
If you can download an app, you can self-custody Bitcoin and store your wealth without relying on anyone else.
Bitcoin is better money.
CAN BITCOIN PROTECT MY MONEY FROM INFLATION?
Bitcoin has historically been great at protecting people from the inflation of their local currency. Many people who use Bitcoin as an inflation hedge store money that they can afford to keep as Bitcoin for several years.
The Japanese Yen money supply has increased by more than 33% since 2016 as politicians printed more of them. You can see this in the chart below. Bitcoin’s fixed supply makes it the best way to save your money for the long term. Bitcoin’s fixed supply makes it the best way to save your money for the long term.
When you save in Bitcoin, everything tends to get cheaper in the long run. When you save in government money that they can print for free, everything tends to get more expensive.
I HEARD BITCOIN IS VOLATILE. IS THAT SAFE?
In the short term, the exchange rate of Bitcoin tends to fluctuate. This is called volatility.
But the volatility you see on a day-to-day basis 'disappears' in the long term.
Bitcoin continues to get less and less volatile over time. As more people use Bitcoin as a long term savings account, the more its value stabilizes.
Many people choose to store value in Bitcoin for many years as a safe way to minimize the risk of volatility and protect their purchasing power over time.
In some countries, such as Venezuela, Sudan, Lebanon, Syria, Argentina, Turkey, Brazil, and so many others, the value of the local currency inflates away so quickly that Bitcoin is seen as the more stable way to save money.
I CAN'T AFFORD A WHOLE BITCOIN
You don’t have to own a whole bitcoin. Most people just own sats. Sats are fractions of a bitcoin. For example, if 1 whole bitcoin is $100,000 then $1 buys you 1,000 sats!
HAS BITCOIN EVER BEEN HACKED?
You may have heard about a 'Bitcoin hack' online or on the news. Most people read these articles and believe the Bitcoin network has been hacked. However, the Bitcoin network has never been hacked.
What's the Bitcoin network? Well, think of the Bitcoin network as train tracks. The trains riding on the train tracks of the Bitcoin network are Bitcoin transactions.
When you read about a Bitcoin hack in the news, you're reading about a custodian (like FTX) getting hacked or going bankrupt.
Custodians are companies that hold your bitcoin for you. However, that comes with a risk: losing your bitcoin when the company mismanages it, steals it, or goes out of business.
This happened most recently with FTX.
Everyone who trusted FTX with their bitcoin lost their bitcoin. Everyone who held their bitcoin in self-custody was completely unaffected by FTX. That is the power of bitcoin in self-custody: true control of your money.
Instead of leaving your bitcoin on an exchange or in a wrapper like an ETF, hold it in your own wallet for all the freedom benefits.
When you self-custody your bitcoin, your money is protected by the Bitcoin network. It's the most secure financial network in the world.
In self-custody, Sam from FTX can't steal your bitcoin from you.
The government can't print more bitcoin and cause inflation.
Bitcoin in self-custody is your money, thanks to the power of the Bitcoin network.
WHY DOES BITCOIN USE ENERGY?
Bitcoin uses energy to secure the network and protect your money.
Bitcoin uses a significant amount of energy, and this is a great thing for many reasons.
GET STARTED
WITH BITCOIN
Learn more about Bitcoin
Get your first Bitcoin Wallet
How to Buy Bitcoin
Inflation happens when more money is printed or created from thin air. This makes your money worth less over time.
In Australia, there is no fixed limit on how many Australian Dollars can be created.
As more money is created through budget deficits and new spending bills, the money you have buys you less as time goes on. Because so much money was printed over the last few years, the value of the money in your bank account and pocket has decreased significantly over time.
With Bitcoin, there is a fixed limit of 21 million Bitcoin that will ever exist. Because no more Bitcoin can be created, their value has increased significantly over time.
WHAT CAUSES INFLATION?
While supply chains and some corporations contribute to artificially rising prices, the root cause of inflation is the expansion of the money supply.
More than 50% of all Australian Dollars that exist today were created between 2016 and 2022. This was a huge expansion of the money supply and will not be the last time this happens.
When more money is created from nothing, the price of everything in that money goes up. This includes the raw materials costs companies have to pay for their products, which means higher prices for you.
Inflation is not just rising prices. Inflation is when your money becomes worth less over time.
HOW DOES INFLATION AFFECT ME?
Many people know about Compound Interest, but few people know about Compound Inflation.
With our Compound Inflation Calculator, you can easily calculate the amount your salary needs to increase to maintain your purchasing power over time.
Simply enter your current salary, inflation rate, and the number of years you want to calculate for, and our calculator will show you what your salary needs to be to keep up with inflation.
Fill out the form above and click calculate.
DOES BITCOIN HAVE INFLATION?
Inflation is essentially your piece of the 'money pie' getting smaller each year. So does Bitcoin have inflation?
Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21,000,000 (21 million) bitcoin that will ever exist. The 21 million supply limit is fixed in code and secured by the most powerful computing network in the world, called The Bitcoin Network. This limit cannot be changed.
While Bitcoin doesn't have inflation, it does have issuance. Issuance is the percent of new Bitcoin mined each year. Bitcoin miners secure the network, process Bitcoin transactions, and get paid for their work. Bitcoin miners get paid with this new issuance (until it runs out) and also get paid transaction fees.
More than 95% of all bitcoin have already been mined. More than 99% of all 21 million bitcoin will have been mined by the year 2035, and the remaining less than 1% will be mined by the year 2140.
Even though there is still some issuance left until the fixed supply of 21 million bitcoin, the entire point is that your slice of the 21 million bitcoin pie never gets smaller. This is in sharp contrast to the government currencies we use. In those systems, your slice of the pie gets smaller every year when more money is printed from thin air.
You can't print more bitcoin.
WHAT IS BITCOIN?
Bitcoin is two things: a digital money and a payment network. You can send Bitcoin (the digital money) directly to other people using the Bitcoin network (the payment network).
Bitcoin is a radically new way to store and transact value. Unlike normal financial networks, the Bitcoin network is able to operate without central authorities or trusted administrators. That makes Bitcoin the first ever open and borderless money.
Bitcoin is digital money that gives you complete ownership over your wealth. For the first time in human history everyone can own an asset that is truly scarce, doesn't require permission to be used, and can't be confiscated when stored properly.
Bitcoin can be sent anywhere in the world, quickly and cheaply. It has no need for a 3rd party transmitter, like a bank.
Bitcoin allows anyone to store their wealth safely and securely without worrying about the government stealing it or inflating away its value through money printing.
Governments everywhere can print more paper money, but no one can print more bitcoin.
You can easily self-custody your Bitcoin to take full control of it, giving you full access to the power of Bitcoin.
If you can download an app, you can self-custody Bitcoin and store your wealth without relying on anyone else.
Bitcoin is better money.
CAN BITCOIN PROTECT MY MONEY FROM INFLATION?
Bitcoin has historically been great at protecting people from the inflation of their local currency. Many people who use Bitcoin as an inflation hedge store money that they can afford to keep as Bitcoin for several years.
The Australian Dollar money supply has increased by more than 100% since 2016 as politicians printed more of them. Bitcoin’s fixed supply makes it the best way to save your money for the long term.
When you save in Bitcoin, everything tends to get cheaper in the long run. When you save in government money that they can print for free, everything tends to get more expensive.
I HEARD BITCOIN IS VOLATILE. IS THAT SAFE?
In the short term, the exchange rate of Bitcoin tends to fluctuate. This is called volatility.
But the volatility you see on a day-to-day basis 'disappears' in the long term.
Bitcoin continues to get less and less volatile over time. As more people use Bitcoin as a long term savings account, the more its value stabilizes.
Many people choose to store value in Bitcoin for many years as a safe way to minimize the risk of volatility and protect their purchasing power over time.
In some countries, such as Venezuela, Sudan, Lebanon, Syria, Argentina, Turkey, Brazil, and so many others, the value of the local currency inflates away so quickly that Bitcoin is seen as the more stable way to save money.
I CAN'T AFFORD A WHOLE BITCOIN
You don’t have to own a whole bitcoin. Most people just own sats. Sats are fractions of a bitcoin. For example, if 1 whole bitcoin is $100,000 then $1 buys you 1,000 sats!
HAS BITCOIN EVER BEEN HACKED?
You may have heard about a 'Bitcoin hack' online or on the news. Most people read these articles and believe the Bitcoin network has been hacked. However, the Bitcoin network has never been hacked.
What's the Bitcoin network? Well, think of the Bitcoin network as train tracks. The trains riding on the train tracks of the Bitcoin network are Bitcoin transactions.
When you read about a Bitcoin hack in the news, you're reading about a custodian (like FTX) getting hacked or going bankrupt.
Custodians are companies that hold your bitcoin for you. However, that comes with a risk: losing your bitcoin when the company mismanages it, steals it, or goes out of business.
This happened most recently with FTX.
Everyone who trusted FTX with their bitcoin lost their bitcoin. Everyone who held their bitcoin in self-custody was completely unaffected by FTX. That is the power of bitcoin in self-custody: true control of your money.
Instead of leaving your bitcoin on an exchange or in a wrapper like an ETF, hold it in your own wallet for all the freedom benefits.
When you self-custody your bitcoin, your money is protected by the Bitcoin network. It's the most secure financial network in the world.
In self-custody, Sam from FTX can't steal your bitcoin from you.
The government can't print more bitcoin and cause inflation.
Bitcoin in self-custody is your money, thanks to the power of the Bitcoin network.
WHY DOES BITCOIN USE ENERGY?
Bitcoin uses energy to secure the network and protect your money.
Bitcoin uses a significant amount of energy, and this is a great thing for many reasons.
GET STARTED
WITH BITCOIN
Learn more about Bitcoin
Get your first Bitcoin Wallet
How to Buy Bitcoin
Inflation happens when more money is printed or created from thin air. This makes your money worth less over time.
In Israel, there is no fixed limit on how many Israeli Shekels can be created.
As more money is created through budget deficits and new spending bills, the money you have buys you less as time goes on. Because so much money was printed over the last few years, the value of the money in your bank account and pocket has decreased significantly over time.
With Bitcoin, there is a fixed limit of 21 million Bitcoin that will ever exist. Because no more Bitcoin can be created, their value has increased significantly over time.
WHAT CAUSES INFLATION?
While supply chains and some corporations contribute to artificially rising prices, the root cause of inflation is the expansion of the money supply.
About 50% of all Israeli Shekels that exist today were created between 2016 and 2023. This was a huge expansion of the money supply and will not be the last time this happens.
When more money is created from nothing, the price of everything in that money goes up. This includes the raw materials costs companies have to pay for their products, which means higher prices for you.
Inflation is not just rising prices. Inflation is when your money becomes worth less over time.
HOW DOES INFLATION AFFECT ME?
Many people know about Compound Interest, but few people know about Compound Inflation.
With our Compound Inflation Calculator, you can easily calculate the amount your salary needs to increase to maintain your purchasing power over time.
Simply enter your current salary, inflation rate, and the number of years you want to calculate for, and our calculator will show you what your salary needs to be to keep up with inflation.
Fill out the form above and click calculate.
DOES BITCOIN HAVE INFLATION?
Inflation is essentially your piece of the 'money pie' getting smaller each year. So does Bitcoin have inflation?
Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21,000,000 (21 million) bitcoin that will ever exist. The 21 million supply limit is fixed in code and secured by the most powerful computing network in the world, called The Bitcoin Network. This limit cannot be changed.
While Bitcoin doesn't have inflation, it does have issuance. Issuance is the percent of new Bitcoin mined each year. Bitcoin miners secure the network, process Bitcoin transactions, and get paid for their work. Bitcoin miners get paid with this new issuance (until it runs out) and also get paid transaction fees.
More than 95% of all bitcoin have already been mined. More than 99% of all 21 million bitcoin will have been mined by the year 2035, and the remaining less than 1% will be mined by the year 2140.
Even though there is still some issuance left until the fixed supply of 21 million bitcoin, the entire point is that your slice of the 21 million bitcoin pie never gets smaller. This is in sharp contrast to the government currencies we use. In those systems, your slice of the pie gets smaller every year when more money is printed from thin air.
You can't print more bitcoin.
WHAT IS BITCOIN?
Bitcoin is two things: a digital money and a payment network. You can send Bitcoin (the digital money) directly to other people using the Bitcoin network (the payment network).
Bitcoin is a radically new way to store and transact value. Unlike normal financial networks, the Bitcoin network is able to operate without central authorities or trusted administrators. That makes Bitcoin the first ever open and borderless money.
Bitcoin is digital money that gives you complete ownership over your wealth. For the first time in human history everyone can own an asset that is truly scarce, doesn't require permission to be used, and can't be confiscated when stored properly.
Bitcoin can be sent anywhere in the world, quickly and cheaply. It has no need for a 3rd party transmitter, like a bank.
Bitcoin allows anyone to store their wealth safely and securely without worrying about the government stealing it or inflating away its value through money printing.
Governments everywhere can print more paper money, but no one can print more bitcoin.
You can easily self-custody your Bitcoin to take full control of it, giving you full access to the power of Bitcoin.
If you can download an app, you can self-custody Bitcoin and store your wealth without relying on anyone else.
Bitcoin is better money.
CAN BITCOIN PROTECT MY MONEY FROM INFLATION?
Bitcoin has historically been great at protecting people from the inflation of their local currency. Many people who use Bitcoin as an inflation hedge store money that they can afford to keep as Bitcoin for several years.
The Israeli Shekel money supply has increased by about 100% since 2016 as politicians printed more of them. Bitcoin’s fixed supply makes it the best way to save your money for the long term.
When you save in Bitcoin, everything tends to get cheaper in the long run. When you save in government money that they can print for free, everything tends to get more expensive.
I HEARD BITCOIN IS VOLATILE. IS THAT SAFE?
In the short term, the exchange rate of Bitcoin tends to fluctuate. This is called volatility.
But the volatility you see on a day-to-day basis 'disappears' in the long term.
Bitcoin continues to get less and less volatile over time. As more people use Bitcoin as a long term savings account, the more its value stabilizes.
Many people choose to store value in Bitcoin for many years as a safe way to minimize the risk of volatility and protect their purchasing power over time.
In some countries, such as Venezuela, Sudan, Lebanon, Syria, Argentina, Turkey, Brazil, and so many others, the value of the local currency inflates away so quickly that Bitcoin is seen as the more stable way to save money.
I CAN'T AFFORD A WHOLE BITCOIN
You don’t have to own a whole bitcoin. Most people just own sats. Sats are fractions of a bitcoin. For example, if 1 whole bitcoin is $100,000 then $1 buys you 1,000 sats!
HAS BITCOIN EVER BEEN HACKED?
You may have heard about a 'Bitcoin hack' online or on the news. Most people read these articles and believe the Bitcoin network has been hacked. However, the Bitcoin network has never been hacked.
What's the Bitcoin network? Well, think of the Bitcoin network as train tracks. The trains riding on the train tracks of the Bitcoin network are Bitcoin transactions.
When you read about a Bitcoin hack in the news, you're reading about a custodian (like FTX) getting hacked or going bankrupt.
Custodians are companies that hold your bitcoin for you. However, that comes with a risk: losing your bitcoin when the company mismanages it, steals it, or goes out of business.
This happened most recently with FTX.
Everyone who trusted FTX with their bitcoin lost their bitcoin. Everyone who held their bitcoin in self-custody was completely unaffected by FTX. That is the power of bitcoin in self-custody: true control of your money.
Instead of leaving your bitcoin on an exchange or in a wrapper like an ETF, hold it in your own wallet for all the freedom benefits.
When you self-custody your bitcoin, your money is protected by the Bitcoin network. It's the most secure financial network in the world.
In self-custody, Sam from FTX can't steal your bitcoin from you.
The government can't print more bitcoin and cause inflation.
Bitcoin in self-custody is your money, thanks to the power of the Bitcoin network.
WHY DOES BITCOIN USE ENERGY?
Bitcoin uses energy to secure the network and protect your money.
Bitcoin uses a significant amount of energy, and this is a great thing for many reasons.
GET STARTED
WITH BITCOIN
Learn more about Bitcoin
Get your first Bitcoin Wallet
How to Buy Bitcoin
Inflation happens when more money is printed or created from thin air. This makes your money worth less over time.
In Thailand, there is no fixed limit on how many Thai baht can be created.
As more money is created through budget deficits and new spending bills, the money you have buys you less as time goes on. Because so much money was printed over the last few years, the value of the money in your bank account and pocket has decreased significantly over time.
With Bitcoin, there is a fixed limit of 21 million Bitcoin that will ever exist. Because no more Bitcoin can be created, their value has increased significantly over time.
WHAT CAUSES INFLATION?
While supply chains and some corporations contribute to artificially rising prices, the root cause of inflation is the expansion of the money supply.
About 35% of all Thai baht that exist today were created between 2016 and 2023. This was a huge expansion of the money supply and will not be the last time this happens.
When more money is created from nothing, the price of everything in that money goes up. This includes the raw materials costs companies have to pay for their products, which means higher prices for you.
Inflation is not just rising prices. Inflation is when your money becomes worth less over time.
HOW DOES INFLATION AFFECT ME?
Many people know about Compound Interest, but few people know about Compound Inflation.
With our Compound Inflation Calculator, you can easily calculate the amount your salary needs to increase to maintain your purchasing power over time.
Simply enter your current salary, inflation rate, and the number of years you want to calculate for, and our calculator will show you what your salary needs to be to keep up with inflation.
Fill out the form above and click calculate.
DOES BITCOIN HAVE INFLATION?
Inflation is essentially your piece of the 'money pie' getting smaller each year. So does Bitcoin have inflation?
Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21,000,000 (21 million) bitcoin that will ever exist. The 21 million supply limit is fixed in code and secured by the most powerful computing network in the world, called The Bitcoin Network. This limit cannot be changed.
While Bitcoin doesn't have inflation, it does have issuance. Issuance is the percent of new Bitcoin mined each year. Bitcoin miners secure the network, process Bitcoin transactions, and get paid for their work. Bitcoin miners get paid with this new issuance (until it runs out) and also get paid transaction fees.
More than 95% of all bitcoin have already been mined. More than 99% of all 21 million bitcoin will have been mined by the year 2035, and the remaining less than 1% will be mined by the year 2140.
Even though there is still some issuance left until the fixed supply of 21 million bitcoin, the entire point is that your slice of the 21 million bitcoin pie never gets smaller. This is in sharp contrast to the government currencies we use. In those systems, your slice of the pie gets smaller every year when more money is printed from thin air.
You can't print more bitcoin.
WHAT IS BITCOIN?
Bitcoin is two things: a digital money and a payment network. You can send Bitcoin (the digital money) directly to other people using the Bitcoin network (the payment network).
Bitcoin is a radically new way to store and transact value. Unlike normal financial networks, the Bitcoin network is able to operate without central authorities or trusted administrators. That makes Bitcoin the first ever open and borderless money.
Bitcoin is digital money that gives you complete ownership over your wealth. For the first time in human history everyone can own an asset that is truly scarce, doesn't require permission to be used, and can't be confiscated when stored properly.
Bitcoin can be sent anywhere in the world, quickly and cheaply. It has no need for a 3rd party transmitter, like a bank.
Bitcoin allows anyone to store their wealth safely and securely without worrying about the government stealing it or inflating away its value through money printing.
Governments everywhere can print more paper money, but no one can print more bitcoin.
You can easily self-custody your Bitcoin to take full control of it, giving you full access to the power of Bitcoin.
If you can download an app, you can self-custody Bitcoin and store your wealth without relying on anyone else.
Bitcoin is better money.
CAN BITCOIN PROTECT MY MONEY FROM INFLATION?
Bitcoin has historically been great at protecting people from the inflation of their local currency. Many people who use Bitcoin as an inflation hedge store money that they can afford to keep as Bitcoin for several years.
The Thai baht money supply has increased by about 50% since 2016 as politicians printed more of them. Bitcoin’s fixed supply makes it the best way to save your money for the long term.
When you save in Bitcoin, everything tends to get cheaper in the long run. When you save in government money that they can print for free, everything tends to get more expensive.
I HEARD BITCOIN IS VOLATILE. IS THAT SAFE?
In the short term, the exchange rate of Bitcoin tends to fluctuate. This is called volatility.
But the volatility you see on a day-to-day basis 'disappears' in the long term.
Bitcoin continues to get less and less volatile over time. As more people use Bitcoin as a long term savings account, the more its value stabilizes.
Many people choose to store value in Bitcoin for many years as a safe way to minimize the risk of volatility and protect their purchasing power over time.
In some countries, such as Venezuela, Sudan, Lebanon, Syria, Argentina, Turkey, Brazil, and so many others, the value of the local currency inflates away so quickly that Bitcoin is seen as the more stable way to save money.
I CAN'T AFFORD A WHOLE BITCOIN
You don’t have to own a whole bitcoin. Most people just own sats. Sats are fractions of a bitcoin. For example, if 1 whole bitcoin is $100,000 then $1 buys you 1,000 sats!
HAS BITCOIN EVER BEEN HACKED?
You may have heard about a 'Bitcoin hack' online or on the news. Most people read these articles and believe the Bitcoin network has been hacked. However, the Bitcoin network has never been hacked.
What's the Bitcoin network? Well, think of the Bitcoin network as train tracks. The trains riding on the train tracks of the Bitcoin network are Bitcoin transactions.
When you read about a Bitcoin hack in the news, you're reading about a custodian (like FTX) getting hacked or going bankrupt.
Custodians are companies that hold your bitcoin for you. However, that comes with a risk: losing your bitcoin when the company mismanages it, steals it, or goes out of business.
This happened most recently with FTX.
Everyone who trusted FTX with their bitcoin lost their bitcoin. Everyone who held their bitcoin in self-custody was completely unaffected by FTX. That is the power of bitcoin in self-custody: true control of your money.
Instead of leaving your bitcoin on an exchange or in a wrapper like an ETF, hold it in your own wallet for all the freedom benefits.
When you self-custody your bitcoin, your money is protected by the Bitcoin network. It's the most secure financial network in the world.
In self-custody, Sam from FTX can't steal your bitcoin from you.
The government can't print more bitcoin and cause inflation.
Bitcoin in self-custody is your money, thanks to the power of the Bitcoin network.
WHY DOES BITCOIN USE ENERGY?
Bitcoin uses energy to secure the network and protect your money.
Bitcoin uses a significant amount of energy, and this is a great thing for many reasons.
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Inflation happens when more money is printed or created from thin air. This makes your money worth less over time.
In New Zealand, there is no fixed limit on how many New Zealand Dollars can be created.
As more money is created through budget deficits and new spending bills, the money you have buys you less as time goes on. Because so much money was printed over the last few years, the value of the money in your bank account and pocket has decreased significantly over time.
With Bitcoin, there is a fixed limit of 21 million Bitcoin that will ever exist. Because no more Bitcoin can be created, their value has increased significantly over time.
WHAT CAUSES INFLATION?
While supply chains and some corporations contribute to artificially rising prices, the root cause of inflation is the expansion of the money supply.
About 50% of all New Zealand Dollars that exist today were created between 2010 and 2023. This was a huge expansion of the money supply and will not be the last time this happens.
When more money is created from nothing, the price of everything in that money goes up. This includes the raw materials costs companies have to pay for their products, which means higher prices for you.
Inflation is not just rising prices. Inflation is when your money becomes worth less over time.
HOW DOES INFLATION AFFECT ME?
Many people know about Compound Interest, but few people know about Compound Inflation.
With our Compound Inflation Calculator, you can easily calculate the amount your salary needs to increase to maintain your purchasing power over time.
Simply enter your current salary, inflation rate, and the number of years you want to calculate for, and our calculator will show you what your salary needs to be to keep up with inflation.
Fill out the form above and click calculate.
DOES BITCOIN HAVE INFLATION?
Inflation is essentially your piece of the 'money pie' getting smaller each year. So does Bitcoin have inflation?
Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21,000,000 (21 million) bitcoin that will ever exist. The 21 million supply limit is fixed in code and secured by the most powerful computing network in the world, called The Bitcoin Network. This limit cannot be changed.
While Bitcoin doesn't have inflation, it does have issuance. Issuance is the percent of new Bitcoin mined each year. Bitcoin miners secure the network, process Bitcoin transactions, and get paid for their work. Bitcoin miners get paid with this new issuance (until it runs out) and also get paid transaction fees.
More than 95% of all bitcoin have already been mined. More than 99% of all 21 million bitcoin will have been mined by the year 2035, and the remaining less than 1% will be mined by the year 2140.
Even though there is still some issuance left until the fixed supply of 21 million bitcoin, the entire point is that your slice of the 21 million bitcoin pie never gets smaller. This is in sharp contrast to the government currencies we use. In those systems, your slice of the pie gets smaller every year when more money is printed from thin air.
You can't print more bitcoin.
WHAT IS BITCOIN?
Bitcoin is two things: a digital money and a payment network. You can send Bitcoin (the digital money) directly to other people using the Bitcoin network (the payment network).
Bitcoin is a radically new way to store and transact value. Unlike normal financial networks, the Bitcoin network is able to operate without central authorities or trusted administrators. That makes Bitcoin the first ever open and borderless money.
Bitcoin is digital money that gives you complete ownership over your wealth. For the first time in human history everyone can own an asset that is truly scarce, doesn't require permission to be used, and can't be confiscated when stored properly.
Bitcoin can be sent anywhere in the world, quickly and cheaply. It has no need for a 3rd party transmitter, like a bank.
Bitcoin allows anyone to store their wealth safely and securely without worrying about the government stealing it or inflating away its value through money printing.
Governments everywhere can print more paper money, but no one can print more bitcoin.
You can easily self-custody your Bitcoin to take full control of it, giving you full access to the power of Bitcoin.
If you can download an app, you can self-custody Bitcoin and store your wealth without relying on anyone else.
Bitcoin is better money.
CAN BITCOIN PROTECT MY MONEY FROM INFLATION?
Bitcoin has historically been great at protecting people from the inflation of their local currency. Many people who use Bitcoin as an inflation hedge store money that they can afford to keep as Bitcoin for several years.
The New Zealand Dollar money supply has increased by about 100% since 2010 as politicians printed more of them. Bitcoin’s fixed supply makes it the best way to save your money for the long term.
When you save in Bitcoin, everything tends to get cheaper in the long run. When you save in government money that they can print for free, everything tends to get more expensive.
I HEARD BITCOIN IS VOLATILE. IS THAT SAFE?
In the short term, the exchange rate of Bitcoin tends to fluctuate. This is called volatility.
But the volatility you see on a day-to-day basis 'disappears' in the long term.
Bitcoin continues to get less and less volatile over time. As more people use Bitcoin as a long term savings account, the more its value stabilizes.
Many people choose to store value in Bitcoin for many years as a safe way to minimize the risk of volatility and protect their purchasing power over time.
In some countries, such as Venezuela, Sudan, Lebanon, Syria, Argentina, Turkey, Brazil, and so many others, the value of the local currency inflates away so quickly that Bitcoin is seen as the more stable way to save money.
I CAN'T AFFORD A WHOLE BITCOIN
You don’t have to own a whole bitcoin. Most people just own sats. Sats are fractions of a bitcoin. For example, if 1 whole bitcoin is $100,000 then $1 buys you 1,000 sats!
HAS BITCOIN EVER BEEN HACKED?
You may have heard about a 'Bitcoin hack' online or on the news. Most people read these articles and believe the Bitcoin network has been hacked. However, the Bitcoin network has never been hacked.
What's the Bitcoin network? Well, think of the Bitcoin network as train tracks. The trains riding on the train tracks of the Bitcoin network are Bitcoin transactions.
When you read about a Bitcoin hack in the news, you're reading about a custodian (like FTX) getting hacked or going bankrupt.
Custodians are companies that hold your bitcoin for you. However, that comes with a risk: losing your bitcoin when the company mismanages it, steals it, or goes out of business.
This happened most recently with FTX.
Everyone who trusted FTX with their bitcoin lost their bitcoin. Everyone who held their bitcoin in self-custody was completely unaffected by FTX. That is the power of bitcoin in self-custody: true control of your money.
Instead of leaving your bitcoin on an exchange or in a wrapper like an ETF, hold it in your own wallet for all the freedom benefits.
When you self-custody your bitcoin, your money is protected by the Bitcoin network. It's the most secure financial network in the world.
In self-custody, Sam from FTX can't steal your bitcoin from you.
The government can't print more bitcoin and cause inflation.
Bitcoin in self-custody is your money, thanks to the power of the Bitcoin network.
WHY DOES BITCOIN USE ENERGY?
Bitcoin uses energy to secure the network and protect your money.
Bitcoin uses a significant amount of energy, and this is a great thing for many reasons.
GET STARTED
WITH BITCOIN
Learn more about Bitcoin
Get your first Bitcoin Wallet
How to Buy Bitcoin
Sources
- Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) — M1 Money Supply (U.S. Dollar)
- Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) — Narrow Money Supply (International)
- U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics — Consumer Price Index
- Mempool.space — Bitcoin Supply & Mining Data
- Bitcoin Source Code — 21 Million Supply Cap
- Satoshi Nakamoto — Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System (2008)
✓ Reviewed for accuracy: 2026
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