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I get that. And at the end of the day the problem is a relative one. If the US Dollar isn’t the reserve currency for the world, then what will take its place? T
by ccorcos 3y ago
I get that. And at the end of the day the problem is a relative one. If the US Dollar isn’t the reserve currency for the world, then what will take its place? There aren’t any particularly good alternatives… Bitcoin is volatile with slow transaction speed and high transaction cost. Yen is controlled by an untrustworthy government…
I suppose we don’t have control over the outcome, but we do have some control over how we hedge against it or not…