[omarchowdhury]

But you do know that a Bitcoin is divisible? A satoshi is one hundred millionth of a single Bitcoin. Why would there need to be an increase in supply to make Bitcoin a unit of exchange if its that divisible? Other than for psychological reasons?

[hendzen]

I do, in fact, know a Bitcoin is divisible.

That however, is irrelevant to its lack of utility as a unit of exchange. In particular, if Bitcoin is "going to the moon" - i.e. expected to always increase in purchasing power superlinearly, why is it ever rational to spend a Bitcoin (or a Satoshi)? This is the problem with hyperdeflation.

[omarchowdhury]

I'm in agreement with you there, there is no rationale to spend BTC in commerce with its current properties.