Money doesn't fork.
Money forks all the time. It was common practice to dillute gold and silver coins with less valuable metals.
That's not a fork...it's the same thing as shaving. You can't fork gold and silver you idiots!
you also can't move 30,000$ worth of gold from here to china for a buck.
imagine having to pay deals in gold LMAO!
Imagine opening your borders to global labor arbitrage so that any nation with a population surplus outbids you in everything, forcing you into trillion dollar trade deficits. Then after a couple years, no matter what you're paying them with, China owns all of it no matter what. Then you print a new "domestic only" dollar, which then implodes because it's valueless, then you're back to a 3rd world country.
The moral of the story is, exporting all your money, no matter what you use as money, is never a valid choice in the first place. This is why China forbids exportation of gold. Just like using hard money prevents your sovereign debt from going out of control, it also acts as a barrier to prevent you from running trade deficits that eventually implode your country. Everybody notices all the gold and silver getting onto the ship departing to China and usually stops it beforehand.
We will see how long it takes before unilateral action is taken this time:
http://didthesystemcollapse.com/The only way to make it so they don't want all of it, is to stop manipulating it lower and raise the price so high they consider it overvalued. Then they'll be happy to take some of your freshly printed Tbills again.