the Pound is tanking.

GBP/USD ATL from 2016 is broken.
Pretty much all currencies are going down against the dollar. Weird how that works, isn't it.
RUB down 5%.
Chinese yuan is one of the best performing at -0.25% to USD...
Yet the U.S. are the ones doing the money printing... My only guess is other countries are printing even more?
Weird AF, even if this is exactly what happened in 2008/09.
It has little to do with printing and more to do with confidence. No fiat is really backed by anything so it all comes down to confidence. Since most currencies are at least partially "backed" by the USD, it gains value through confidence in times of crisis regardless of how much the Fed prints as long as it seems generally within reason (to bankers, not the general public).
In reality, the whole world subsidizes the actions of the fed because everything is based on/backed by the USD and the fed's actions create liquidity that helps every country maintain their own house of cards.