DOGE’s supply is not infinite in any meaningful practical sense. The annual issuance is fixed at exactly 5 billion coins per block reward, making it algorithmic and immutable unlike a central bank that can print trillions at will.  At 170.4 billion coins currently circulating, DOGE’s inflation rate sits at roughly 3.4% and mathematically declines every year as total supply grows. By the mid-2030s that rate falls below 2%, comparable to the Federal Reserve’s own inflation target.