We often read about that if we adjust the ATH price for inflation, we will need a much higher one so we break even in terms of buying power compared to the last top (excluding the small peak we did a few months back). That's that.
But how do we actually adjust for inflation? I mean, based on the data of which country/union/continent/religion etc.? Or do we simply use the global inflation data? But if we do, then denominating the BTC in some arbitrary currency as USD, Euro, etc. as we all know that 1 btc is 1 btc... isn't it very arguable how we measure inflation for BTC. Am I missing something?
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