[macspoofing]

>I assume these folks have actual intel to take this big decision.

They sure write like they do. But they act like gamblers hoping for the next big score.

[kneel]

>They sure write like they do. But they act like gamblers hoping for the next big score.

Sounds like wall street

[diegocerdan]

What if sentiment is blue-pilled and holding dollars is actually the gamble? You would be holding the wrong side of the stick.

I would agree that dollars have little downside but the purchasing power degradation of dollars feels like a irremediable tax on savings. And hard money like gold, silver, Bitcoin or Ethereum a quite decent hedge.

[take_a_breath]

==And hard money like gold, silver, Bitcoin or Ethereum a quite decent hedge.==

Two of these things are not like the others.

[macspoofing]

>What if sentiment is blue-pilled and holding dollars is actually the gamble?

Even if you have no confidence in the dollar, doesn't mean Bitcoin or crypto currencies are a good alternative.

>And hard money like gold, silver, Bitcoin or Ethereum a quite decent hedge.

That is a strong statement. There is no evidence that crypto currencies are a 'decent hedge' for anything.