We are used to the fact that life is becoming more expensive. Prices are rising, money is depreciating, and this is perceived as a natural process.

But why is this happening?

Because both people and states spend more than they can afford.
And when there's not enough money, they'll just print it.

The end result is an increase in prices.

Your salary is losing its purchasing power.

You work more, but you can afford less.

❌ Real estate is becoming less affordable

We live in a fiat money system where inflation is a tool that allows us to redistribute resources in favor of those who print money.

But what if our lives were getting cheaper instead of more expensive?

Bitcoin offers a different standard – deflationary.

In it, your money does not devalue, but on the contrary, it becomes more valuable every year.

But here comes the main argument of the skeptics.:
“The economy cannot develop in deflation! It will kill the entire market!”

Is it so?

What would happen if the government couldn't print money?

What would a world with limited emissions look like?

Is it true that a deflationary economy is impossible?