Hey all — I built a simple, no-library crypto price simulator to make issuance/inflation easier to see.

What it does (plain English):

New coins = potential sellers. If typical buyers can’t absorb that flow (given liquidity), price tends to drift down; if they can, it holds or climbs. You can tweak starting price, liquidity, daily issuance, % of issuance sold now, buyers, sellers, timeframe, and randomness and watch the chart update.

Why I made it: most threads argue about “inflation bad vs. good” in abstract. This lets you model both sides and see path + sensitivity.

Try it here (free, no sign-up): https://www.cryptoinflation.eu/how-crypto-issuance-push-on-price-an-interactive-guide/

If you spot a bug or have feature ideas (unlock weeks, moving averages, CSV export), I’ll happily add them. Also open to reality checks on the assumptions (it’s a toy model, not trading advice!). Thank you 🙂

Screenshot from the simulator

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