What If US Dollar Loses All Value

The US dollar has enjoyed sitting on top as the leading world currency since the end of World War II, but is all that is about to change? Check out today's insane new video that looks at the tenuous position the US Dollar currently holds at the top and what is happening globally that is threatening its #1 spot!

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[Greggsberdard]

A weak dollar can often signal an economic downturn, prompting me to consider the most effective strategies to protect my savings from inflation. Many people say that inflation erodes wealth, which makes me worried about my $200, 000 in savings. As the dollar's value declines, I'm concerned about maintaining my money's purchasing power and exploring ways to hedge against these potential inflationary pressures.

[EvaHoffmann]

Uncertainty reigns. The US dollar is losing purchasing power due to inflation, yet it's gaining strength against other currencies and assets like gold and property. Investors are flocking to the dollar as a safe haven. I'm concerned about my $420, 000 retirement nest egg eroding due to high inflation. What alternative options exist to safeguard our wealth?

[tatianastarcic]

A weak dollar can signal an economic downturn, making me to ponder on what are the best possible ways to hedge against inflation, and I've overheard people say inflation is a money-eater thus worried about my savings around $200k

[BlockchainRealms]

The Federal Reserve has been printing 40% of all US dollars ever printed in the last 12 months, which is a significant increase in the money supply.

[Deejay_quest]

Imagine pulling off a 30 million dollar heist and then the currency loses its value. Lol

[Riggsnic_co]

It’s always a good option to keep some gold. Well with the current market situation and everything at stake with the present economy, I’d say you’re better off staying away from stocks fr awhile or better still reach out to an adviser for guidance

[batboylives]

Libya or Gaddafi wanted to get countries to switch to gold, no dice.

[margaretlovrich]

All fiat currencies fail eventually. History repeats.

[StayGold]

This is why it's so important to have gold and silver. Whoever is reading this, protect your wealth with gold and silver, it's a safe haven and a hedge against inflation.

[ravennevermore]

this is why many people are buying as much gold, silver, & other physical goods that have value outside of the USD that last ... a dozen eggs has a certain value... the more money that is printed the more of the printed money is necessary for that dozen eggs.

[WbRnn]

So basically, the national debt has literally went to 300 trillion and now it's only a matter of time before it ends up defaulting. Honestly, we should never have left the gold standard.

[chillmaster]

Hope everyone who reads this has a good day today 😊

[Syntox]

No one country should have so much control

[georgeramos]

I would contend that the U.S. Dollar as a reserve currency does NOT have long to live. (and I'm a patriot and a war veteran) because the unserviceable debt and deficits will threaten to crash or hyperinflate the currency in the near term.

[Spammflavor]

Get ready. Our government doesn't care if the dollar loses all it value. They want it, too, so they can roll out the digital dollar. It's just a matter of time.

[talisikid]

First it was 71%, then a few months ago it was 60% now it’s 59%. That’s declining pretty fast in last year.

[nickmanson]

I've been saving bottle caps for either Nuclear fallout or when currency collapses..I'm prepared

[ianchui]

The USD has value as long as the IRS has the ability to collect taxes

[jp]

Trying to topple the dollar would probably result in a stock exchange crash.
Remember how much fun that was for the whole world in the 1930s? And that was BEFORE the dollar was the official reserve currency.
Imagine what a crash would do now that every major country holds billions and trillions of dollars.

[echosixbravo]

The vast majority of US debt is actually held internally through “Rob Peter to pay Paul.” Debt is transferred between budgets and books.