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43 sats \ 1 reply \ @justin_shocknet 17 Mar \ on: What do you think a collapse in the dollar would actually look/be like? AskSN
Comparisons to Zimbabwe and Weimar Germany are apples-oranges oversimplifications and don't resemble the situation even a little bit... there's at least a few people here with me coming around to the idea that Bitcoinization can't happen until Dollariztion first destroys OTHER fiats.
What we're seeing today is the opposite of dollar collapse: the dollar wrecking ball.
Bitcoin isn't a life-raft for dollar collapse, but to save the US national security state for when the dollar becomes the last fiat standing.
Too strong of a dollar is what hollowed out the US economy, call it the Triffin Dilemma or Dutch Disease, the US does not benefit from having the world reserve currency... quite the opposite. NatSec people know this, Trump is an economist and knows this, JD Vance even used this terminology as Senator.
So the dollar isn't collapsing, it's restructuring into something they can export without destroying the country. The administration and bag-men/operators like Saylor they put into the spotlight are straight up telling us that, and why Bitcoin and Stablecoinization of the dollar are at the heart of those operations.
China has won the trade war.
Trumps desperate use of tariffs and threats to BRICS nations not to abandon the dollar acknowledge how imminent collapse of USD/empire is.
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