TreasureHunter
Well-Known Member
Uneducated Economist believes that it's not so much the high supply of money that will destroy the USD, but the low velocity of the USD.
He believes that the Fed is printing to maintain that velocity and "keep the USD afloat".
Once the velocity drops down, the dollar will be less traded, thus, its value will fall.
I think that velocity will have to be higher and higher in order to "keep it up". It's like when you need more and more and more Viagra. Until you get a heart-attack
The more countries, businesses and people "ditch" the dollar, the lower its velocity will be. Then will hyperinflation come.
Inversely, I think it is in fact the growing velocity that is keeping some cryptos up. Once Bitcoin has reached enough members, it will have enough velocity (practical use must be assured) on order for it to survive
and to not keep collapsing.
He believes that the Fed is printing to maintain that velocity and "keep the USD afloat".
Once the velocity drops down, the dollar will be less traded, thus, its value will fall.
I think that velocity will have to be higher and higher in order to "keep it up". It's like when you need more and more and more Viagra. Until you get a heart-attack
The more countries, businesses and people "ditch" the dollar, the lower its velocity will be. Then will hyperinflation come.
Inversely, I think it is in fact the growing velocity that is keeping some cryptos up. Once Bitcoin has reached enough members, it will have enough velocity (practical use must be assured) on order for it to survive
and to not keep collapsing.