Think about it: if global markets actually diversified away from dollar dominance, it'd reshape everything. Sure, Wall Street would push back hard, but manufacturing could roar back, farmers get real leverage, workers see stronger domestic production. The irony? Reducing reliance on US currency might actually strengthen the real economy where it matters—boots on the ground, goods moving, wages rising. It's the kind of shift crypto conversations keep circling back to.
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DataBartender
· 01-18 13:48
De-dollarization sounds good, but once it really unfolds, it might be more complicated than expected.
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CoffeeNFTrader
· 01-18 13:42
The loosening of dollar dominance... It's easy to talk about, but how do we actually implement it when dealing with the big whale on Wall Street?
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ForkTrooper
· 01-18 13:38
If the dominance of the US dollar collapses, industry can truly get back on its feet. This is exactly what crypto has been talking about all along.
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FlatTax
· 01-18 13:38
To be honest, de-dollarization sounds great in theory, but in reality? Haha, we don't even have a unified alternative yet.
Think about it: if global markets actually diversified away from dollar dominance, it'd reshape everything. Sure, Wall Street would push back hard, but manufacturing could roar back, farmers get real leverage, workers see stronger domestic production. The irony? Reducing reliance on US currency might actually strengthen the real economy where it matters—boots on the ground, goods moving, wages rising. It's the kind of shift crypto conversations keep circling back to.