Us dollar crashing = bitcoin will start rally to 2,700 $ + ?

[tigerwood0432]

Bitcoin will certainly continue to grow in perspective with corrections, but the overall trend will be directed upwards. But I believe in the dollar, because it is the main currency for international payments. Therefore, the dollar can not fall, as a crypto currency several times.
In one day we will see the cost of bitcoin in 50 000 dollars, but this will not mean that the dollar has fallen in price.

Yep btc to 50,000 $ , why not ? 

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[Nodari_Cindicator]

What do you think ? Does usd crash will impact btc price ?

Why do you think USD will crash? US economy is the strongest and the FED's hikes boost the dollar's price

[gabmen]

Bitcoin will certainly continue to grow in perspective with corrections, but the overall trend will be directed upwards. But I believe in the dollar, because it is the main currency for international payments. Therefore, the dollar can not fall, as a crypto currency several times.
In one day we will see the cost of bitcoin in 50 000 dollars, but this will not mean that the dollar has fallen in price.

Yep btc to 50,000 $ , why not ? 

Whoah 50k i think is a little too ambitious. I'd prefer to wait after all the corrections have been made before making these kinds of predictions and i think even after that, your target amount is out of this world. Hopefully that comes true in the near future but i'm keeping it at a conservative expectation

[ss890]

USD seems to be a separate market and the value fall of USD won't have bigger impact upon bitcoin. Even though the price increase with bitcoin happens the value when converted remain the same, because bitcoin is calibrated in terms of USD.

Yes very true. It doesnt matter at all wher USD stands currently. No matter what value it gains or loose but bitcoin is bitcoin where ever you put it. :-)

If yo buy btc at xyz price today and suddenly there is drop in price then you will have xyz + dropped price regained in that transaction. So the formula makes it constant too as you said it's calibrated price.