I mean, Bitcoin isn't projected to actually hit its cap before the 2130s, until then it's 'printing' new bitcoin every 10 minutes, albeit at an ever decreasing rate.

The reason increasing the supply of bitcoin doesn't cause prices of goods to go up is that virtually no one actually uses it to buy goods. In many ways it actually *is* a good. Well, it's bad, but it's also a ​good. It's a bad good.