
The DDD (Detrimental Dollar Dominance) Syndrome
The dollar dominance does not benefit the United States as it mostly benefits the financial sector, at the expense of industries especially the manufacturing.
The dollar dominance does not benefit the United States as it mostly benefits the financial sector, at the expense of industries especially the manufacturing.
As Bitcoin gains traction, it could reshape global power structures, spur innovation, and promote financial inclusivity. This shift could prove to be a net good for freedom and prosperity worldwide.
Bitcoin and USD valuation comes down to one simple question: what is an ideal, realistic or fair U.S. dollar price for 1 satoshi?
A letter has been drafted by two legislators and sent to the chairman of the the Federal Reserve, asking for clarification on the subject.
Former U.S. Federal Reserve official, Simon Potter is certain that no digital currency can ever be stronger than the dollar in backing global economies.
The currency will be backed by several fiat currencies from different parts of the world, but adds that there won’t be any support for China’s yuan.
If there was any doubt over whether or not Tether knew what it was doing, that doubt has now been removed and it is apparent that it doesn’t.
Mark Carney believes that the dollar will lose its place as the global reserve currency and adds that digital currency could take its place.
The Japanese yen is now higher in trading against Bitcoin Core (BTC) than the U.S. dollar. Coinhills data reveals that the yen has taken the top spot in trading
According to a university lecturer in Moscow, Russia could be contemplating dumping the U.S. dollar in favor of cryptocurrencies.
U.S.'s view toward foreign policy and international trade is a threat to the strength of the U.S. dollar as the world's preferred reserve currency, according to Lazard CEO Kenneth Jacobs.