In various Discord servers, I've come across the deflationary theory of macroeconomics.
Most of them focused on the Feds manipulating certain elements. Some of them talked about technological advancements as well as "increasing demands" via USDC as CBDC. I haven't found too many people focusing on the reality that population is drifting off.
This is actually truly fascinating.
Actually from a macro perspective, the blocks that change little is the starting point. Demographic trend are decades long thus, even reversals takes 25 years to truly make an impact.
Japan has a 25 year track record with this. There is a real world model to look at. No longer does anyone have to theorize about what happens to property values or their stock markets. Just look at Tokyo and the Nikkei.
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