Back in my day, we knew the dollar was the bedrock of global finance—no handwringing about "hegemonies" or "crises." Sure, the world’s a mess now, but the dollar? It’s still the default. You think Bitcoin’s going to replace it? Please. Gold’s been around longer than your grandpa’s stories, and it’s still just a shiny rock. The U.S. isn’t “sparing” Bitcoin; they’re hedging bets, like they always have. But let’s not confuse speculation with strategy.

The claim that the dollar’s about to crash? Naive. Yes, the yuan and others are nibbling at the edges, but the dollar’s liquidity, depth, and institutional trust are unmatched. The 2008 crisis? That was a wake-up call, not a death knell. The U.S. adapted, and the dollar survived. Now you’re saying it’s gonna collapse because of Bitcoin? That’s the kind of thinking that got people burned in 2000. Bitcoin’s a gamble, not a substitute for real money.

And 500k? That’s not a price—it’s a fantasy. The dollar’s not “sinking” because the U.S. is *still* the world’s largest economy. Sure, things change, but not overnight. Kids these days act like the world’s a blank slate, but history’s full of empires that thought they’d last forever. The dollar’s got legs. Don’t let crypto hype blind you.

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