The US losing its “safe haven” status isn’t just about Wall Street. It changes how global trade, savings, and everyday life might work in the next decade. When traditional safe assets start losing trust, alternatives like Bitcoin and gold start looking less like “speculation” and more like insurance against government mistakes, currency wars, or runaway debt
Despite any shortcomings that the US dollar is experiencing presently it still remains the top currency in the world today, no doubt about that and I see it remaining in that top position despite all odds. We don't know what will happen in the far future but now and the foreseeable future gold and Bitcoin will still remain alternatives for trades and reserves. I think that it is a good thing that people and other governments have these alternatives so there won't be any panic if US dollar doesn't live up to expectations anymore. What I foresee is that the dependant on the dollar for reserve and international trade will not be what it has always been for decades, countries can confidently hold and trade gold and Bitcoin because they don't have any direct centralized control.