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With a weak dollar we will see an increasing flee to risk on assets. Bitcoin will benefit from this, I predict a strong end to 2025 as money flows into Bitcoin. Take advantage of this as it won’t last forever, we will top & enter a bear market which will cause the opposite, a big flow back into the fiat.

Investors' attention is now focused on the September Fed meeting. With the news that two board members, Christopher Waller and Michelle Bowman, will vote for a cut, hopes are high. A cut in interest rate might lead to a high in Bitcoin price.

Quote from: lionheart78 on Today at 08:09:43 AM

The weakening of the dollar had been a long-standing issue and was predicted. This kind of discussion in the internet had been around for more than a decade, earlier than the creation of the Bitcoin blockchain and probably older than many of the members here.

As we can see, the weakening of the dollar started in 1985 and has never recovered its peak since then.

The weakening of the dollar gained momentum as Trump became president. His America First policy, which led to an unplanned tariff war, has increased the instability of the US economy. Investors will not be attracted to the volatile economy Trump created. The country is adopting a damage control approach, which is why there are tariff pauses.

That's probably what all these countries around the world are waiting for. Some thought that when Trump comes back, everything will be okay,
but what they are seeing now seems to be the opposite.

Especially when Trump implemented this Tariff war, which has really hurt the dollar, and I think it looks like it will sink even more
in the future in my opinion and opinion.

It's undeniable that the global economy is weakening, including the United States' economy. Simultaneously, sentiment and protests against US dominance and hegemony are growing in many countries. One example is China and Russia's support for Iran to reduce America's economic dominance in the world. According to China and Russia, Iran boasts a strong economy, despite decades of resistance by its regime to American economic sanctions. Iran is independent of the IMF and World Bank, has no foreign debt in dollars, and conducts no trade transactions in dollars. The strategic alliance between China, Russia, and Iran aims to mitigate the polarizing effects of the dominant power of the United States and its allies. The use of the yuan in Iran's foreign trade transactions makes Iran the largest supplier of cheap energy for China's manufacturing industry. Cheap oil prices for Chinese industry will undoubtedly increase the competitiveness of Chinese products in the global market amidst the United States' tariff war.

The dollar's hegemony will soon collapse due to a combination of declining economic competitiveness, as evidenced by the United States' questionable economic growth. Second, a loss of trust due to several abuses of economic power, such as the imposition of trade sanctions, the blocking of Swift, and ballooning foreign debt (considered a sign of fiscal policy disorder). Crucially, as the world transitions from fiat payments to the digital era, the United States is focusing not on developing a central bank digital currency but on cryptocurrency. If cryptocurrency continues to dominate, the dollar's dominance will be overthrown only a matter of time.