Here's the paradox nobody's talking about: America could end up winning by losing. The gradual erosion of USD dominance in global trade—particularly as nations scramble to settle imbalances differently—might actually benefit the US economy. Yet this won't happen through strategic foresight or careful planning. Instead, it'll unfold almost accidentally, as policymakers stumble through decisions without fully grasping the longer-term consequences. Sometimes the best outcomes arrive not from intention, but from unintended consequences.
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GweiWatcher
· 16h ago
Is the decline of dollar dominance actually making winners? I need to ponder this logic... But on the other hand, historically, there have indeed been quite a few instances of "blind cats bumping into dead mice."
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WalletInspector
· 17h ago
In plain terms, this wave in the U.S. is just a lucky accident. Politicians stumbling and bumbling actually got things done, which is indeed ironic.
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Tokenomics911
· 17h ago
Dollar dominance falling, and you end up making money? Sounds like a joke, but this logic is truly terrifying upon closer inspection.
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MevShadowranger
· 17h ago
Haha, the dollar's loss actually wins? That logic... there's something to it.
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zkProofGremlin
· 17h ago
Ha, those guys at the Federal Reserve are really just playing out the "I don't know what I'm doing" script.
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notSatoshi1971
· 17h ago
Is the dollar devaluation actually winning? That logic is a bit crazy, feels like gambling on luck.
Here's the paradox nobody's talking about: America could end up winning by losing. The gradual erosion of USD dominance in global trade—particularly as nations scramble to settle imbalances differently—might actually benefit the US economy. Yet this won't happen through strategic foresight or careful planning. Instead, it'll unfold almost accidentally, as policymakers stumble through decisions without fully grasping the longer-term consequences. Sometimes the best outcomes arrive not from intention, but from unintended consequences.