https://www.defichain-analytics.com/general?entry=emission
It is irrelevant, just as the annual inflation rate for BTC is. Since both have a cap, there is only a limited amount more DFI/BTC that can be created. Specifically, the supply of DFI can only increase by 72.9511% for the rest of eternity.
Of course it affects the price. The price is inversely correlated to the circulating supply, assuming a fixed demand.
I meant that the annual inflation rate is irrelevant, not the inflation rate in general. But as it was mentioned by Andreas already, you can calculate the annual inflation rate through the analytics website if you'd like.
We could decide to mint 72.95% more DFI tomorrow, then the price will fall quite a bit just because of that. But then afterwards there is very little left to create, so DFI is very likely to recover because with all of the burning it will be deflationary, because there is only a set amount more DFI that can be minted.
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