yeah, but it's a loser. there has never been a fiat currrency ever that has lasted more than a handful of decades. gold, silver and copper were steady and stable for most of the last 3000 years. bitcoin is what will take their place with better monetary policy, and higher security than metal coins.

really this is the last gasp of the USD. most of eurasia is fed up with their shit and opening roads to land trade that will further erode the USD reserve status.

the real stable coin would have to be pegged to bitcoin, at least, but why bother? an age of disintermediation is upon us, and these two lucky punks will get their come uppance when the USD finally dies. it already died twice in the last 100 years, i mean, come on. governments are not the basis of a neutral monetary system. and no amount of posturing by clowns like trump is gonna change the fact that nearly half of the world's trade is going to abandon the dollar, within the next 20 years, completely.

the chaos that ensues will herd the people into bitcoin, i'm sure of it.

when you look at the price curves of many of the essential commodities that aren't oil, unsurprisingly they are all following behind the trajectory of bitcoin. at some point people are gonna eventually realise that bitcoin is the real stable coin. stable against eggs, stable against house prices, stable against car prices, stable against medical services.