Eurozone Bitcoin CPI drops 18.90% in September as purchasing power climbs

Samara Asset Group's BTCCPI shows the eurozone consumer basket got much cheaper in Bitcoin terms, even as official euro inflation rose to 3.8% The eurozone’s consumer basket got a lot cheaper in September, provided you were paying in Bitcoin . The Bitcoin Consumer Price Index (BTCCPI), built by Samara Asset Group, fell 18.90% month over month. That means the same basket of goods and services took meaningfully less Bitcoin to buy than it did a month earlier. Think of the BTCCPI as a price tag translated into another language. It takes the same shopping cart that European statisticians use to track inflation and asks one question: what does this cost in Bitcoin?

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