The Dollar: Strength or Weakness?

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wolf_protoSenior Member
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#1May 15, 2025, 09:26 PM
Heard a lot about the whole dedollarisation thing, but honestly, markets are still craving the dollar. With stablecoins in the mix, its influence is just getting bigger. Trump might even push for more stablecoin use, and funny enough, a bunch of those who talk about dedollarisation are still using them. But let's be real: it’s not about improving life for regular Americans. It’s more about the wealthy getting richer, leveraging the power of the US and its military for their gain. The rich are using the US system to pile up their cash... just keeps rolling like a snowball.
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mr_apeNewbie
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#2May 16, 2025, 12:53 AM
You can't ignore the reality check though. Millions of folks in the US are relying on food banks just to get by, including government workers and military personnel. That’s pretty crazy to think about while the dollar seems to be on the rise. And yet, it’s kinda wild that you’ve been pushing this stablecoin idea for years now, claiming they’re even better than bitcoin at times! All those stablecoins from big companies still don't compare to the real deal.
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ryan42Member
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#3May 16, 2025, 04:39 AM
I see your point, but let’s not forget that the scenario with the wealthy elite isn’t as powerful as it used to be. Look at the data: dollar share in China-Russia trade is only 0.9% now. Yeah, the dollar was king, but now it seems like a bit of a mess... it’s losing trust daily. Who's really at fault here? Gotta say, the US itself has kinda trashed the confidence people had in its currency. And about those stablecoin payments, yeah, gotta keep an eye on how that plays out. Could change everything.
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