In corporate finance, inflation is often accepted as an unavoidable force—something to hedge against, but never escape. Every fiscal model, investment thesis, and capital plan ultimately bends around it. But the way we measure inflation is rarely questioned.

The Consumer Price Index (CPI), the world’s default inflation gauge, measures price changes of a basket of goods in fiat currency. But here’s the problem: fiat currencies are designed to lose value. This means we’re measuring rising prices with a yardstick that’s shrinking.

Now, Samara Asset Group, an executive member of Bitcoin For Corporations (BFC), is challenging that convention.

They’ve launched the world’s first…

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