Bitcoin at $112K — Still an Inflation Hedge or Just Speculation Now?
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With Bitcoin finally breaking the $110K mark, I’ve been wondering — does BTC still act as an inflation hedge in 2025?
Inflation has cooled in the US and EU, but BTC is mooning anyway. Is this really about “hedging” inflation, or is it just liquidity and FOMO driving the market again?
Curious how everyone here sees BTC’s role today.
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Bitcoin was always about long-term protection from fiat debasement, not monthly inflation rates.
The world’s debt is higher than ever, central banks are quietly easing again, and people are waking up to the idea that you can’t print more Bitcoin.
$112K isn’t speculation — it’s trust migrating from fiat to code.
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I’m gonna be that guy: this has nothing to do with inflation.
BTC is tracking global liquidity again — Japan’s new QE round, China easing, and the US stealth pivot are all pumping risk assets.
Bitcoin’s become the apex risk-on asset, not a hedge. It’s like tech stocks on steroids.
Still bullish, though!!
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People always confuse inflation hedge with price correlation to CPI.
BTC doesn’t hedge against 5% inflation — it hedges against the destruction of purchasing power over decades.
I bought at $3K in 2018, and my “hedge” worked just fine.
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BTC at $112K.
Halving narrative
Institutional adoption
ETFs flowingInflation hedge? Maybe.
Freedom hedge? Absolutely.This isn’t about CPI — it’s about exit from fiat.
