Cryptocurrency is a unique alternative to traditional currencies, as its economy operates independently of central banks and governments. The main factor in its resistance to inflation is the limited emission. For example, in the case of Bitcoin, the maximum number of coins is limited to 21 million, which excludes the possibility of inflation through the unlimited printing of new money, as is the case with fiat currencies.
Moreover, cryptocurrencies are decentralized, meaning there is no control by a central authority that can manipulate the money supply. This gives users confidence in the stability and long-term value of cryptocurrencies. In times of economic instability, cryptocurrencies generally retain their value better than traditional assets that are subjected to inflationary pressure.
