Only if you literally think "a block is every 10 minutes" sure.
The anticipated inflation is in chunks of 2016 blocks which is accurate and thus predictable.
Human perogative is definitely less predictable than hash computing though, so I am not sure how this is a point that Monero stands taller on.
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Bitcoin, and Monero inflation is more anticipatable, and somewhat reliably consistent when compared to fiat currency but the predictability of the inflation in cryptocurrencies comes down to the blocks.
But as far as inflation, Monero is typically considered disinflationary.
Monero’s, and Bitcoin inflation is currently are about the same.
But yes in the future Bitcoin will be more deflationary than Monero but currently they’re approximately the same, or monero is slightly lower.


Monero's predictability is a facade, 2016 blocks a mere illusion of control, courtesy of the very system it claims to defy, designed by the likes of Adam Back and his globalist cohorts.