As other contributors have already noted, to think something like this is nothing more than paranoid speculation and one that enters perforce into the topics of discussion about bitcoin, there are a number of reasons why a number of countries have been seeking to break free of the US dollar as the predominant global fiat currency of reference and cryptocurrencies have little to do with that "power play". Even though everything in the global economy is, at least, minimally linked, to consider this fact as one that can significantly affect bitcoin in any way is quite far-fetched. It seems to me a statement that leaves out many necessary considerations in this regard.

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