The future of the US Dollar

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How long can they print infinite money? I know that the national debt doesnt matter since they can print money to buy their own bonds but where is the limit? At what point does the ponzi scheme break down? What would cause external demand for USD and treasuries to dry up?
 
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When the world comes to an end. They keep printing money into infinity, but most of it will never trickle down.
No idea why taxes exist, when they can print an unlimited amount of money. (and send it to a vestigial piece of land in eastern Europe)
Not that it matters anymore, since the death of the economy & job market in 2008; everything's artificial, it's as if the one's running most of this are a death-cult.
 
The money printer is stuck in the "On" position. The only thing to do is invest in wheelbarrows.
 
Depends entirely on when the rest of the world stops accepting our funny money as a way to subsidize their own interests.
So I'm guessing whenever a rival hegemon presents a better alternative, which might be a while.
Never doubt the short-term thinking of the world's political classes.
 
Here's the collapse outline
1. US seizure of Russian holdings at Western central banks permanently changed the willingness to hold US treasuries by sovereign states
2. These states liquidate their USD obtained through trade into gold and commodities they custody instead of USTs (happening now)
3. US keeps running $2T deficits, no foreign demand, bond auctions start to fail, yields to the moon
4. Congress and regulators force banks and companies to baghold US debt, doesn't work, US needs to auction even more to pay interest on existing debt
5. It's not enough, FED is forced to monetize US debt third world Argentina style
6. USD becomes a shitcoin Central American tier Bolivar in line with its new imported labor class demographics
 
When the world comes to an end. They keep printing money into infinity, but most of it will never trickle down.
No idea why taxes exist, when they can print an unlimited amount of money. (and send it to a vestigial piece of land in eastern Europe)
Not that it matters anymore, since the death of the economy & job market in 2008; everything's artificial, it's as if the one's running most of this are a death-cult.
No taxes would accelerate the problem. The govt spends nearly twice what it earns as taxes then borrows(prints) the difference. Eliminating the welfare state would fix the problem but its politically impossible. America is going to endure a 2nd great depression because we printed infinite money to fund gibs for boomers and niggers.
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No taxes would accelerate the problem. The govt spends nearly twice what it earns as taxes then borrows(prints) the difference. Eliminating the welfare state would fix the problem but its politically impossible. America is going to endure a 2nd great depression because we printed infinite money to fund gibs for boomers and niggers.
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It seems like a Morten's fork; even if they terminated all forms of welfare, there aren't enough jobs for everyone. If there is a 2nd depression, it will be from overpopulation, and extreme lack of jobs & money. If it does happen, at least first world countries will be forced to stop sending money overseas to third world countries.
 
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It seems like a Morten's fork; even if they terminated all forms of welfare, there aren't enough jobs for everyone. If there is a 2nd depression, it will be from overpopulation, and extreme lack of jobs & money. If it does happen, at least first world countries will be forced to stop sending money overseas to third world countries.
It really doesnt matter because one day the free money will run out and theyll be destitute anyway
 
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Here's the collapse outline
1. US seizure of Russian holdings at Western central banks permanently changed the willingness to hold US treasuries by sovereign states
2. These states liquidate their USD obtained through trade into gold and commodities they custody instead of USTs (happening now)
3. US keeps running $2T deficits, no foreign demand, bond auctions start to fail, yields to the moon
4. Congress and regulators force banks and companies to baghold US debt, doesn't work, US needs to auction even more to pay interest on existing debt
5. It's not enough, FED is forced to monetize US debt third world Argentina style
6. USD becomes a shitcoin Central American tier Bolivar in line with its new imported labor class demographics
Crash other nations economies so their people are forced to invest in the USA (or at least buy our shitcoins), thus saving the Ponzi scheme until the jews run out of other nations to rob and the empire collapses, Roman style.
 
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If they let the US Dollar crash to the point of using it as an excuse to implement CDBC in Digital Dollars, even though that was tried in other countries and failed miserably, i.e. in Nigeria, would that improve or worsen the look of the US in terms of the Dollar being a currency?
 
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The problem is: what will replace it? The Chinese yuan? Absolutely not, it's not a fair currency, and the Chinese economy is actually doing worse than the US economy anyway. The fucking Rupee? Lmao. The Euro? No. Again, the European economy is even weaker than the US economy. The Ruble? Absolutely fucking not.

There's not really any alternative out there. It's not really that the dollar is weakening, just that the global economy is in the shitter.

What is more realistic is not a grand USD collapse like /pol/niggers would have you believe, but a broad diversification of funds, where the USD becomes a "first among equals." Instead of companies keeping 90 or 100 percent of their holdings in USD, it will be something like 60/20/10/10 USD/Euro/GBP/JPY.
 
There's not really any alternative out there. It's not really that the dollar is weakening, just that the global economy is in the shitter.
This is pretty much it. With the added addendum that everyone knows the USA is the only extraction, industrial, and service economy in the world.

Russia is just an extraction economy. No global service or industry.

China is an industry economy. No global service or extraction.

Germany, France and the UK are an Industry and Service economy globally, but no extraction.

The USA once again dominates by sheer geographic fuck you. Nothing can replace its economic hegemony because it's hegemony is a divine gift of nature. It has abundant extraction. Which it combines with its established industry and mature service base. The only country that can...other then Canada.

But that is a story for another time.
 
The problem is: what will replace it? The Chinese yuan? Absolutely not, it's not a fair currency, and the Chinese economy is actually doing worse than the US economy anyway. The fucking Rupee? Lmao. The Euro? No. Again, the European economy is even weaker than the US economy. The Ruble? Absolutely fucking not.

There's not really any alternative out there. It's not really that the dollar is weakening, just that the global economy is in the shitter.

What is more realistic is not a grand USD collapse like /pol/niggers would have you believe, but a broad diversification of funds, where the USD becomes a "first among equals." Instead of companies keeping 90 or 100 percent of their holdings in USD, it will be something like 60/20/10/10 USD/Euro/GBP/JPY.
They still cant just print money forever
 
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