While Bitcoin (BTC)'s inflation rate has fallen below 1%, the US M2 (broad money) money supply has surged approximately 78% over the past decade, from $13.1 trillion to $23.342 trillion, according to an analysis by Bitcoin data platform bitview. Bitview added, "Currently, only about 900,000 BTC out of the total circulating supply of Bitcoin have not yet been mined. As halving events continue, Bitcoin's inflation rate will gradually converge to 0%, whereas the US dollar is continuously being issued. The choice of which to choose is yours."
