Topic: What if US Dollar Crashes? - page 3. (Read 57086 times)
If the US dollar crashes then there will be tremendous economic uncertainty and people will look for ways to avoid losing their savings, gold, silver, real state, commodities, bitcoin and other cryptos will be on demand so not only bitcoin price will go up because the dollar is crashing demand will go through the roof and you will be able to ask for almost anything in return.
There will be a worlwide panic. There will be a problem pertaining the use of btc since it is backed up by dollar and not by gold. If dollar crashes then bitcoin crashes as a currency. A new bitcoin will emerged and that is the bitcoin being controlled by the government. A new bitcoin under the rule of law which is more transparent and a legal tender.
are you very sure that bitcoin is at USD ..?? . As I see that the price of bitcoin is not dependent on USD, but rather the bitcoin stands alone and determine prices. Indeed this now many people are based on the price of USD, but not that the USD is the parent of the price factor bitcoin. And I am sure that bitcoin cannot be controlled by the Government, because the nature of anonymous and very transparent.
Of course it is not based in USD but most people look up to it. Reason for this is because a lot of people work abroad and compute the dollar to their local fiat currency conversion. Bitcoin is not dependent on USD since we can easily base the exchange of bitcoin on other fiat currencies like AUD, CAD, etc.
If USD starts to crash, I'm pretty sure a good amount of money will go to bitcoin investments because most countries that use USD mainly are aware of bitcoin's existence. In real life, if your country's currency is starting to go down, it will be much better to save your wealth in bitcoin form instead of hoping that your currency will revive.
There will be a worlwide panic. There will be a problem pertaining the use of btc since it is backed up by dollar and not by gold. If dollar crashes then bitcoin crashes as a currency. A new bitcoin will emerged and that is the bitcoin being controlled by the government. A new bitcoin under the rule of law which is more transparent and a legal tender.
are you very sure that bitcoin is at USD ..?? . As I see that the price of bitcoin is not dependent on USD, but rather the bitcoin stands alone and determine prices. Indeed this now many people are based on the price of USD, but not that the USD is the parent of the price factor bitcoin. And I am sure that bitcoin cannot be controlled by the Government, because the nature of anonymous and very transparent.
I was thinking about this, what if the US Dollar crashes like speculated by many renowned economists around the world?
What will be it's affects on the beloved currency, BTC?
I think crashing down for the filler or USD is impossible because in the Fiat currency the king is one which is USD .What will be it's affects on the beloved currency, BTC?
But if it would be then the people who are non USD user will get profit . Because if USD carsh then the value of Bitcoin in USD will increase and if we sell.our Bitcoin for Fiat then we will get for profit in our own Fiat currency .
You have got the conversion wrong there.
If you have a different currency other than USD, then the USD crashing won't get you much more fiat.
Value of Bitcoin in USD will increase, but those dollars will fetch you less fiat. In the end, the value of BTC in your fiat currency won't change.
I was thinking about this, what if the US Dollar crashes like speculated by many renowned economists around the world?
What will be it's affects on the beloved currency, BTC?
I think crashing down for the filler or USD is impossible because in the Fiat currency the king is one which is USD .What will be it's affects on the beloved currency, BTC?
But if it would be then the people who are non USD user will get profit . Because if USD carsh then the value of Bitcoin in USD will increase and if we sell.our Bitcoin for Fiat then we will get for profit in our own Fiat currency .
I do not use dollars to transact, but I use fiat, and bitcoin. Well, maybe when the dollar crashes, bitcoin prices will rise, and it may be beneficial for some parties. but I am sure, it will give the effect that very much, because the dollar is the international currency.
And I'm sure that bitcoin is stronger than the dollar. The dollar, as you have said, the international currency and its support is very strong and reliable. Bitcoin is still much need to get at least a little to catch up with the dollar.USD too strong to compare with bitcoin as a new thing on the intertent ,
but as usually USD always paired with everything as USD considered as center of value ,
then once the dollar crash i think everything will get a significant effect , even bitcoin can take the place maybe?
I do not use dollars to transact, but I use fiat, and bitcoin. Well, maybe when the dollar crashes, bitcoin prices will rise, and it may be beneficial for some parties. but I am sure, it will give the effect that very much, because the dollar is the international currency.
And I'm sure that bitcoin is stronger than the dollar. The dollar, as you have said, the international currency and its support is very strong and reliable. Bitcoin is still much need to get at least a little to catch up with the dollar.USD too strong to compare with bitcoin as a new thing on the intertent ,
but as usually USD always paired with everything as USD considered as center of value ,
then once the dollar crash i think everything will get a significant effect , even bitcoin can take the place maybe?
I do not use dollars to transact, but I use fiat, and bitcoin. Well, maybe when the dollar crashes, bitcoin prices will rise, and it may be beneficial for some parties. but I am sure, it will give the effect that very much, because the dollar is the international currency.
And I'm sure that bitcoin is stronger than the dollar. The dollar, as you have said, the international currency and its support is very strong and reliable. Bitcoin is still much need to get at least a little to catch up with the dollar.I was thinking about this, what if the US Dollar crashes like speculated by many renowned economists around the world?
What will be it's affects on the beloved currency, BTC?
Well I think maybe it will only affect our btc cause we have lot's of people who are using USD as their currency,What will be it's affects on the beloved currency, BTC?
But for me it won't affect the price of BTC.
I was thinking about this, what if the US Dollar crashes like speculated by many renowned economists around the world?
What will be it's affects on the beloved currency, BTC?
Well I think maybe it will only affect our btc cause we have lot's of people who are using USD as their currency,What will be it's affects on the beloved currency, BTC?
But for me it won't affect the price of BTC.
If it happens, the US government will adopt Bitcoin or any other worthy cryptocurrency in place of the USD and the demand for the currency replacing the dollar will causevitvtobgain more value than the existing ones and will hence replace the dollar as the global currency.
Nope. What they'll do is raise interest rates. Interest rate rises squeeze inflation out of the system, and also make a currency more attractive to investors, causing them to buy dollars to get the interest.
The Fed raised rates in december, and will likely raise again in either March or April. Given that other countries are not raising rates, the likelihood of the dollar crashing is slim to none.
Well, there may be a bubble in the stock exchanges. They are looking heavy! A lot of that confidence is based on speculation into Trump's ability to stimulate the economy...If Trump don't produce, things may get interesting. I don't think he will be able to produce those low skill, high wage jobs he promised his supporters....Skepticism may be needed here.
Interest rates don't just affect stock markets. They affect bond markets too. If interest rates rise, money market funds would be a nice place to place money risk-free and earn some interest. And the Americans are ahead of every where else in raising rates, so the likelihood of the dollar crashing is slim to none. In fact it might get too strong, hurting exports.
If we look to the most recent 2008 housing market correction as example of the dangers associated with over speculation and the effect it can have on the economy, we can get a better perspective. A major market correction can have an extreme effect on the economy (1929-30...1973-74...2007-08).
I agree, the market is constantly changing. Now almost the entire world is going through financial difficulties. This is one of the reasons for the decline in the foreign exchange market and real estate market
Well we are lucky that we had bitcoin and say that we are making more profiting for the price increase or i think they are just relaying what the price of fiat.. since our fiat is already down here in my country and decreasing the value more.. ever week or monthly.. affected our exchange market.
If it happens, the US government will adopt Bitcoin or any other worthy cryptocurrency in place of the USD and the demand for the currency replacing the dollar will causevitvtobgain more value than the existing ones and will hence replace the dollar as the global currency.
Nope. What they'll do is raise interest rates. Interest rate rises squeeze inflation out of the system, and also make a currency more attractive to investors, causing them to buy dollars to get the interest.
The Fed raised rates in december, and will likely raise again in either March or April. Given that other countries are not raising rates, the likelihood of the dollar crashing is slim to none.
Well, there may be a bubble in the stock exchanges. They are looking heavy! A lot of that confidence is based on speculation into Trump's ability to stimulate the economy...If Trump don't produce, things may get interesting. I don't think he will be able to produce those low skill, high wage jobs he promised his supporters....Skepticism may be needed here.
Interest rates don't just affect stock markets. They affect bond markets too. If interest rates rise, money market funds would be a nice place to place money risk-free and earn some interest. And the Americans are ahead of every where else in raising rates, so the likelihood of the dollar crashing is slim to none. In fact it might get too strong, hurting exports.
If we look to the most recent 2008 housing market correction as example of the dangers associated with over speculation and the effect it can have on the economy, we can get a better perspective. A major market correction can have an extreme effect on the economy (1929-30...1973-74...2007-08).
I agree, the market is constantly changing. Now almost the entire world is going through financial difficulties. This is one of the reasons for the decline in the foreign exchange market and real estate market
If it happens, the US government will adopt Bitcoin or any other worthy cryptocurrency in place of the USD and the demand for the currency replacing the dollar will causevitvtobgain more value than the existing ones and will hence replace the dollar as the global currency.
Nope. What they'll do is raise interest rates. Interest rate rises squeeze inflation out of the system, and also make a currency more attractive to investors, causing them to buy dollars to get the interest.
The Fed raised rates in december, and will likely raise again in either March or April. Given that other countries are not raising rates, the likelihood of the dollar crashing is slim to none.
Well, there may be a bubble in the stock exchanges. They are looking heavy! A lot of that confidence is based on speculation into Trump's ability to stimulate the economy...If Trump don't produce, things may get interesting. I don't think he will be able to produce those low skill, high wage jobs he promised his supporters....Skepticism may be needed here.
Interest rates don't just affect stock markets. They affect bond markets too. If interest rates rise, money market funds would be a nice place to place money risk-free and earn some interest. And the Americans are ahead of every where else in raising rates, so the likelihood of the dollar crashing is slim to none. In fact it might get too strong, hurting exports.
If we look to the most recent 2008 housing market correction as example of the dangers associated with over speculation and the effect it can have on the economy, we can get a better perspective. A major market correction can have an extreme effect on the economy (1929-30...1973-74...2007-08).
I agree, the market is constantly changing. Now almost the entire world is going through financial difficulties. This is one of the reasons for the decline in the foreign exchange market and real estate market
If it happens, the US government will adopt Bitcoin or any other worthy cryptocurrency in place of the USD and the demand for the currency replacing the dollar will causevitvtobgain more value than the existing ones and will hence replace the dollar as the global currency.
Nope. What they'll do is raise interest rates. Interest rate rises squeeze inflation out of the system, and also make a currency more attractive to investors, causing them to buy dollars to get the interest.
The Fed raised rates in december, and will likely raise again in either March or April. Given that other countries are not raising rates, the likelihood of the dollar crashing is slim to none.
Well, there may be a bubble in the stock exchanges. They are looking heavy! A lot of that confidence is based on speculation into Trump's ability to stimulate the economy...If Trump don't produce, things may get interesting. I don't think he will be able to produce those low skill, high wage jobs he promised his supporters....Skepticism may be needed here.
Interest rates don't just affect stock markets. They affect bond markets too. If interest rates rise, money market funds would be a nice place to place money risk-free and earn some interest. And the Americans are ahead of every where else in raising rates, so the likelihood of the dollar crashing is slim to none. In fact it might get too strong, hurting exports
Rising interest rates can be a cause and they can be an effect
In the late 1970s the inflation in the US was in two digits and so were the interest rates. In this manner, if interest rates are rising, it may actually serve as an indicator of accelerating inflation. But inflation cannot contribute in any meaningful way to the strength of a currency which suffers from inflation. In fact, it just shows how weak that currency is. Basically, hyperinflation is synonymous with currency collapse (see Zimbabwe). I don't think that it ever comes to that in respect to the US dollar, but in any case rising interest rates cannot be interpreted as strengthening of the dollar
I do not use dollars to transact, but I use fiat, and bitcoin. Well, maybe when the dollar crashes, bitcoin prices will rise, and it may be beneficial for some parties. but I am sure, it will give the effect that very much, because the dollar is the international currency.
And I'm sure that bitcoin is stronger than the dollar. The dollar, as you have said, the international currency and its support is very strong and reliable. Bitcoin is still much need to get at least a little to catch up with the dollar.
I do not use dollars to transact, but I use fiat, and bitcoin. Well, maybe when the dollar crashes, bitcoin prices will rise, and it may be beneficial for some parties. but I am sure, it will give the effect that very much, because the dollar is the international currency.
If it happens, the US government will adopt Bitcoin or any other worthy cryptocurrency in place of the USD and the demand for the currency replacing the dollar will causevitvtobgain more value than the existing ones and will hence replace the dollar as the global currency.
Nope. What they'll do is raise interest rates. Interest rate rises squeeze inflation out of the system, and also make a currency more attractive to investors, causing them to buy dollars to get the interest.
The Fed raised rates in december, and will likely raise again in either March or April. Given that other countries are not raising rates, the likelihood of the dollar crashing is slim to none.
Well, there may be a bubble in the stock exchanges. They are looking heavy! A lot of that confidence is based on speculation into Trump's ability to stimulate the economy...If Trump don't produce, things may get interesting. I don't think he will be able to produce those low skill, high wage jobs he promised his supporters....Skepticism may be needed here.
Interest rates don't just affect stock markets. They affect bond markets too. If interest rates rise, money market funds would be a nice place to place money risk-free and earn some interest. And the Americans are ahead of every where else in raising rates, so the likelihood of the dollar crashing is slim to none. In fact it might get too strong, hurting exports.
If we look to the most recent 2008 housing market correction as example of the dangers associated with over speculation and the effect it can have on the economy, we can get a better perspective. A major market correction can have an extreme effect on the economy (1929-30...1973-74...2007-08).
If it happens, the US government will adopt Bitcoin or any other worthy cryptocurrency in place of the USD and the demand for the currency replacing the dollar will causevitvtobgain more value than the existing ones and will hence replace the dollar as the global currency.
Nope. What they'll do is raise interest rates. Interest rate rises squeeze inflation out of the system, and also make a currency more attractive to investors, causing them to buy dollars to get the interest.
The Fed raised rates in december, and will likely raise again in either March or April. Given that other countries are not raising rates, the likelihood of the dollar crashing is slim to none.
Well, there may be a bubble in the stock exchanges. They are looking heavy! A lot of that confidence is based on speculation into Trump's ability to stimulate the economy...If Trump don't produce, things may get interesting. I don't think he will be able to produce those low skill, high wage jobs he promised his supporters....Skepticism may be needed here.
Interest rates don't just affect stock markets. They affect bond markets too. If interest rates rise, money market funds would be a nice place to place money risk-free and earn some interest. And the Americans are ahead of every where else in raising rates, so the likelihood of the dollar crashing is slim to none. In fact it might get too strong, hurting exports.
If we look to the most recent 2008 housing market correction as example of the dangers associated with over speculation and the effect it can have on the economy, we can get a better perspective. A major market correction can have an extreme effect on the economy (1929-30...1973-74...2007-08).
If it happens, the US government will adopt Bitcoin or any other worthy cryptocurrency in place of the USD and the demand for the currency replacing the dollar will causevitvtobgain more value than the existing ones and will hence replace the dollar as the global currency.
Nope. What they'll do is raise interest rates. Interest rate rises squeeze inflation out of the system, and also make a currency more attractive to investors, causing them to buy dollars to get the interest.
The Fed raised rates in december, and will likely raise again in either March or April. Given that other countries are not raising rates, the likelihood of the dollar crashing is slim to none.
Well, there may be a bubble in the stock exchanges. They are looking heavy! A lot of that confidence is based on speculation into Trump's ability to stimulate the economy...If Trump don't produce, things may get interesting. I don't think he will be able to produce those low skill, high wage jobs he promised his supporters....Skepticism may be needed here.
Interest rates don't just affect stock markets. They affect bond markets too. If interest rates rise, money market funds would be a nice place to place money risk-free and earn some interest. And the Americans are ahead of every where else in raising rates, so the likelihood of the dollar crashing is slim to none. In fact it might get too strong, hurting exports
Rising interest rates can be a cause and they can be an effect
In the late 1970s the inflation in the US was in two digits and so were the interest rates. In this manner, if interest rates are rising, it may actually serve as an indicator of accelerating inflation. But inflation cannot contribute in any meaningful way to the strength of a currency which suffers from inflation. In fact, it just shows how weak that currency is. Basically, hyperinflation is synonymous with currency collapse (see Zimbabwe). I don't think that it ever comes to that in respect to the US dollar, but in any case rising interest rates cannot be interpreted as strengthening of the dollar
I was thinking about this, what if the US Dollar crashes like speculated by many renowned economists around the world?
What will be it's affects on the beloved currency, BTC?
Well I think maybe it will only affect our btc cause we have lot's of people who are using USD as their currency,What will be it's affects on the beloved currency, BTC?
But for me it won't affect the price of BTC.
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