The money in Germany at that time was basically the exact same model as bitcoin. There was some maximum amount that was printed, I think it was 500 million dollars. And they would not print any more than that maximum amount. There were a lot of infrastructure projects to build the autobahn highway system and building hospitals and houses, and the construction workers were paid with this money. Then they would use it to buy things in the stores, so the store owners also started using this money. As the Reichmarks started being used by increasing numbers of people, the value of each dollar naturally kept becoming higher. More people use the money, and the money becomes more valuable, it was the exact opposite of inflation. Then projects keep expanding larger and even more construction workers are having good jobs being paid with Reichmarks. The only difference between this system and bitcoin is that one is physical money and one is on a computer, but both worked with a set maximum number of dollars so there will not be inflation and the value keeps rising as more people use it. And in a few years, Germany went from one of the poorest countries in the world to one of the richest.
