It's a bit like the "When did Rome fall?" question. I think it's fair to refer to loss of global reserve status as death for the dollar, even if something called the US dollar still exists.
I agree it's fair. I also think it makes sense to wonder whether something called the U.S. dollar exists. We have the Eurodollar, the petrodollar, and, maybe soon the bitcoin dollar after these etfs pass, as Whitney Webb has been warning about lately.
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The only thing I'm pretty confident about is that there will be legal continuity between the current dollar and the post reserve dollar, because their whole grift is paying off dollar denominated obligations with highly depreciated dollars.
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