No it can't.. The world will not survive without universal currency.
But does USD have to be that universal currency?
I would say bitcoin is better.
Topic: Can the World Really Abandon the Dollar As A Reserve Currency? (Read 3432 times)
But does USD have to be that universal currency?
I would say bitcoin is better.
October 18, 2014, 01:05:54 PM
No it can't.. The world will not survive without universal currency.
But does USD have to be that universal currency?
I would say bitcoin is better.
October 18, 2014, 07:31:27 AM
It is really interesting to see how much influence Bitcoin will have on this. Altho days of USD as world reserve currency are already counted down, Bitcoin can decrease them drastically. It can all happen just in a decade.
I would wait to see at least 1 country officially accept Bitcoin. That would mean a real new threat to USD.
October 17, 2014, 08:01:51 PM
No it can't.. The world will not survive without universal currency.
But does USD have to be that universal currency?
October 17, 2014, 12:47:25 PM
No it can't.. The world will not survive without universal currency.
But does USD have to be that universal currency?
October 17, 2014, 02:58:06 AM
No it can't.. The world will not survive without universal currency.
October 16, 2014, 08:32:17 PM
It is really interesting to see how much influence Bitcoin will have on this. Altho days of USD as world reserve currency are already counted down, Bitcoin can decrease them drastically. It can all happen just in a decade.
I would wait to see at least 1 country officially accept Bitcoin. That would mean a real new threat to USD.
What do you understand as accept BTC. To totally ditch their own currency? and just depend on BTC? Or just not make any fuss of it and accept Bitcoin as any other foreghin currency?
I think there are many countries that already did or will soon treat Bitcoin as was my second option.
I think it will take lots of time until this happen. I think every country will still push forward their own currency as much as they can.
You see on this forum in altcoin sections. Everyone pushes their own altcoin, no matter how good it is. But all of them accept other altcoins.
Or maybe add it to their foreign currency holdings.
October 16, 2014, 01:02:46 PM
It is really interesting to see how much influence Bitcoin will have on this. Altho days of USD as world reserve currency are already counted down, Bitcoin can decrease them drastically. It can all happen just in a decade.
I would wait to see at least 1 country officially accept Bitcoin. That would mean a real new threat to USD.
What do you understand as accept BTC. To totally ditch their own currency? and just depend on BTC? Or just not make any fuss of it and accept Bitcoin as any other foreghin currency?
I think there are many countries that already did or will soon treat Bitcoin as was my second option.
I think it will take lots of time until this happen. I think every country will still push forward their own currency as much as they can.
You see on this forum in altcoin sections. Everyone pushes their own altcoin, no matter how good it is. But all of them accept other altcoins.
Or maybe add it to their foreign currency holdings.
October 15, 2014, 05:12:13 PM
It is really interesting to see how much influence Bitcoin will have on this. Altho days of USD as world reserve currency are already counted down, Bitcoin can decrease them drastically. It can all happen just in a decade.
I would wait to see at least 1 country officially accept Bitcoin. That would mean a real new threat to USD.
What do you understand as accept BTC. To totally ditch their own currency? and just depend on BTC? Or just not make any fuss of it and accept Bitcoin as any other foreghin currency?
I think there are many countries that already did or will soon treat Bitcoin as was my second option.
I think it will take lots of time until this happen. I think every country will still push forward their own currency as much as they can.
You see on this forum in altcoin sections. Everyone pushes their own altcoin, no matter how good it is. But all of them accept other altcoins.
October 15, 2014, 11:02:17 AM
It is really interesting to see how much influence Bitcoin will have on this. Altho days of USD as world reserve currency are already counted down, Bitcoin can decrease them drastically. It can all happen just in a decade.
I would wait to see at least 1 country officially accept Bitcoin. That would mean a real new threat to USD.
What do you understand as accept BTC. To totally ditch their own currency? and just depend on BTC? Or just not make any fuss of it and accept Bitcoin as any other foreghin currency?
I think there are many countries that already did or will soon treat Bitcoin as was my second option.
I think it will take lots of time until this happen. I think every country will still push forward their own currency as much as they can.
You see on this forum in altcoin sections. Everyone pushes their own altcoin, no matter how good it is. But all of them accept other altcoins.
October 14, 2014, 09:29:11 PM
It is really interesting to see how much influence Bitcoin will have on this. Altho days of USD as world reserve currency are already counted down, Bitcoin can decrease them drastically. It can all happen just in a decade.
I would wait to see at least 1 country officially accept Bitcoin. That would mean a real new threat to USD.
October 12, 2014, 04:35:16 PM
It is really interesting to see how much influence Bitcoin will have on this. Altho days of USD as world reserve currency are already counted down, Bitcoin can decrease them drastically. It can all happen just in a decade.
October 09, 2014, 03:10:13 PM
No, of course not
Just because all other empires have fallen. And all fiat currencies have inflated into being worth less than toilet paper, that doesn't mean it also happens with America.
Because America is just that special, it will last forever, and so will the dollar.
Just because all other empires have fallen. And all fiat currencies have inflated into being worth less than toilet paper, that doesn't mean it also happens with America.
Because America is just that special, it will last forever, and so will the dollar.
Well it has been ages since people started the whole "we are all doomed, usa is going to hell, the dollar is over" perpetuated by the likes of Alex Jones and what not, yet here we are, 2014, in the middle of an epic economic crisis, and things just keep going and going. Nothing ever changes.
October 09, 2014, 03:06:59 PM
No, of course not
Just because all other empires have fallen. And all fiat currencies have inflated into being worth less than toilet paper, that doesn't mean it also happens with America.
Because America is just that special, it will last forever, and so will the dollar.
Just because all other empires have fallen. And all fiat currencies have inflated into being worth less than toilet paper, that doesn't mean it also happens with America.
Because America is just that special, it will last forever, and so will the dollar.
Well it has been ages since people started the whole "we are all doomed, usa is going to hell, the dollar is over" perpetuated by the likes of Alex Jones and what not, yet here we are, 2014, in the middle of an epic economic crisis, and things just keep going and going. Nothing ever changes.
October 09, 2014, 01:42:29 AM
of course this is impossible to happen, because the American dollar is still the belle of the currency trading world, there are still many countries and European Americans use the dollar as a trading currency they use, although there are also some competitors such as the euro and the pound of English ...
This is true, however it will not necessarily always be like this. It is very well possible that the US economy could falter because of our massive social programs and the dollar end up like the british pound October 08, 2014, 01:46:36 PM
of course this is impossible to happen, because the American dollar is still the belle of the currency trading world, there are still many countries and European Americans use the dollar as a trading currency they use, although there are also some competitors such as the euro and the pound of English ...
You forgot GE coin. October 08, 2014, 01:42:24 PM
of course this is impossible to happen, because the American dollar is still the belle of the currency trading world, there are still many countries and European Americans use the dollar as a trading currency they use, although there are also some competitors such as the euro and the pound of English ...
October 08, 2014, 01:29:55 PM
No, of course not
Just because all other empires have fallen. And all fiat currencies have inflated into being worth less than toilet paper, that doesn't mean it also happens with America.
Because America is just that special, it will last forever, and so will the dollar.
The american empire will likely not last forever just as other empires have not lasted forever. (I somewhat think that Obama is trying to get the American empire to fall). Until the American empire falls the US dollar will likely remain to be a reserve currency as it is able to exert enough influence (both economic and political) to get other countries to accept the dollar for their reservesJust because all other empires have fallen. And all fiat currencies have inflated into being worth less than toilet paper, that doesn't mean it also happens with America.
Because America is just that special, it will last forever, and so will the dollar.
October 08, 2014, 12:03:56 AM
No, of course not
Just because all other empires have fallen. And all fiat currencies have inflated into being worth less than toilet paper, that doesn't mean it also happens with America.
Because America is just that special, it will last forever, and so will the dollar.
The american empire will likely not last forever just as other empires have not lasted forever. (I somewhat think that Obama is trying to get the American empire to fall). Until the American empire falls the US dollar will likely remain to be a reserve currency as it is able to exert enough influence (both economic and political) to get other countries to accept the dollar for their reserves Just because all other empires have fallen. And all fiat currencies have inflated into being worth less than toilet paper, that doesn't mean it also happens with America.
Because America is just that special, it will last forever, and so will the dollar.
October 07, 2014, 09:30:21 PM
No, of course not
Just because all other empires have fallen. And all fiat currencies have inflated into being worth less than toilet paper, that doesn't mean it also happens with America.
Because America is just that special, it will last forever, and so will the dollar.
Just because all other empires have fallen. And all fiat currencies have inflated into being worth less than toilet paper, that doesn't mean it also happens with America.
Because America is just that special, it will last forever, and so will the dollar.
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