BREAKING: Global Confidence in the US Dollar Collapses—Is This the End of an Era?
The greenback's invincibility myth is cracking—fast. A seismic survey reveals what crypto maximalists knew all along: faith in the USD is eroding faster than a meme coin's liquidity pool.
The Domino Effect
Central banks are quietly diversifying. Retail investors are stacking Satoshis. Even your Uber driver now debates dollar debasement. The fiat empire strikes back—but with what ammunition?
Enter the Contenders
Bitcoin's hardening as digital gold. Stablecoins eat FX markets alive. And somehow, the Fed still thinks rate tweaks can fix this. Spoiler: you can't taper a paradigm shift.
The dollar's not dead—it's just becoming another line item in crypto's disruption spreadsheet. Tick tock, legacy system.
A New Survey Predicts The US Dollar’s Declining Pace
According to Bloomberg’s pulse survey data, a “little more than half of 251” respondents think that the USD may continue to reign supreme. However, the remaining respondents have revealed how the current geopolitical uncertainty is pushing them to believe that the US dollar is undergoing a downward spiral. The latest survey further stated that half of the respondents are of the view that the USD may continue to fall in the future, plummeting to new lows amid tightened market policies and pressure.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. strategists, including Christian Mueller-Glissmann and Michael Cahill, wrote in a note to clients.
In addition to this, Invesco Ltd. Senior Portfolio Manager Kristina stated how a weak dollar is currently a development that the world has to deal with.
Kristina later shared
The American Currency’s Downward Spiral: What’s Happening?
The Trump-led regime had first come into the picture with grand plans of reinstating the dollar’s status. However, the regime, with its constant tariff hikes and policies, has left the USD battered in the dust. Per Bloomberg, the sentiment towards USD remains “overwhelmingly bearish” as the world now speculates on the US’ stance on the current Iran-Israel war.
In addition to this, Gregory Mannarino of Trends Journal believes that the US dollar can crumble within 30 years if it continues to devalue at a rapid pace.
