How long till the end of the USDollar?

[Kiki112]

Sure it will.  Within the next decade.

it might go down, but I doubt it will disappear or be canceled 

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[niothor]

Sure it will.  Within the next decade.

How long till this?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=341533.0
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[dank]

When the shills go away.

[mladen00]

End of US $ is high start 4 BTC, so i hope soon

[AiloveYouks21]

Considering that the US is currently trillions of dollars in debt, I would think 5 years, ot 50 years, or 500 years.  It would depend on how the government is handling things.

[Veider_lord]

Considering that the US is currently trillions of dollars in debt, I would think 5 years, ot 50 years, or 500 years.  It would depend on how the government is handling things.

Firstly, the dollar is supported only with the United States of America and the whole world, because each country depends on this currency. And secondly, even such an organization as an international bank will support the dollar, everyone will listen to it because it is this organization that dictates its conditions on the financial economic state of each country.

[BawsyBoss]

I see many people in this thread trying to say that the dollar will collapse in the near future without giving any solid reasoning as to why. The USD is quite strong, especially in relation to other currencies in countries such as Russia and China in which it is losing its value. Hell, even the euro saw a drop not too long ago, but nothing similar can be said about the dollar.

[crwth]

I see that USD is still the world's most known and used currency and it's strong. It's not going to be easily replaced because of the agreed upon value of it by the world. We can never truly tell what will happen but let's hope for thw best for everyone.

[gabmen]

I think it's going to be more than 8 years if ever the dollar is going to collapse. Even though there are times when the dollar will be unstable, I don't think it would come to a point of collapse. We may not even see that happening in a decade or two. All these talks about the dollar being replaced by another currency are just speculation that would most likely not come true

[machinek20]

I think it will be more than 10 years to bring usd down, usd still a strong currency and been used as international currency, almost all of the country know usd and used it for global transaction, and I prefer using usd rather than other currency for global transaction

[GreenBits]

Depends on what you mean by a collapse. If we are talking about rampant inflation to the point of complete devaluation, that will never happen. The USD is backed by the coffers and assets, and infrastructure of the US government, as long as said government exist, said dollar will exist. Many rich bastards have fought long and hard over many centuries to prop those little pieces of green paper up. We created a banking system outside of our banking system, not even owned by our government, to ensure the value of the USD remains at a beneficial value to our country. And we made sure to peg other currencies to the dollar, to ensure that other economies would be beholden to our success.


The world will end before the dollar does. In fact, the world will end, because of the dollar.

[BADecker]

Get a USDollar out of your pocket. The thing is only a little over 6 inches long even diagonally. No matter where you start, it isn't very long to the end of the USDollar.

 

[GreenBits]

Get a USDollar out of your pocket. The thing is only a little over 6 inches long even diagonally. No matter where you start, it isn't very long to the end of the USDollar.

 

I see what you did there, and I approve  

[Sithara007]

The only scenario in which the US Dollar would become obsolete is if a third world war occurs. If the economy of the US collapses as a result of the war, then some other currency will replace the USD. But the chances are quite remote.

[BADecker]

^^^^^ There are lots of things happening in America that can affect the US dollar. One of them is that people are waking up to the strength they have in court.

Federal Rules of Court state in one area that if you don't have these 4 things, there isn't any case:
1. An accused;
2. An accuser;
3. An injury (bodily harm, physical damage, breaking of a contract);
4. Evidence and at least 1 witness connecting the accused to the injury.
(Google and Yutube search on "Richard Cornforth" and "Karl Lentz common law," and do your due diligence.)

This means that State Governments and the Federal in America lose their case every time, IF the accused digs these Rules of Court out, applies them, and moves the trial into Federal District Court.

The result of this (if the accused does it right) no law suit where the accuser is THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA or THE STATE OF XXXXXX (WHATEVER), can take the oath, get on the stand, and claim injury. Why not? The Government is only paperwork. It can't get on the stand and attack the accused. Same said any corporation. The Government will never get on the stand. No case.

What this means to the USD is that people can't be found guilty of using Bitcoin or anything else that they want to use as money. As soon as people start using Bitcoin in big scale, there will be no taxation, because even if Government COULD get on the stand, the difficulty in proving who did what with Bitcoin is essentially insurmountable to a knowledgeable accused person.

Ross Ulbricht is an example of a person who did not use his right to require his accuser to get on the stand and state into the record (in a Court of Record) what the harm or damage was. The reason why was because he trusted attorneys. And his attorneys didn't go the route of requiring that injury be shown by the accuser.

The point is, the ability for people to beat Government like this has always been around. Only lately is it becoming public, because Government officials generally wouldn't attack in all kinds of ways they are doing these days. The people didn't have a need to use this info. So, they didn't learn it.

When the people wake up to their strength, there won't be any IRS that can stand against them. When the IRS flops, the USD will flop, because it is all Ponzi, and no Ponzi can stand without a continual influx of money.

If you or anyone wants to see how to put Government down, go here http://recordings.talkshoe.com.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/rss127469.xml, start at the bottom, and listen to these Karl Lentz Talkshoes. They are long, and sometimes boring, but they show the way. This same info can be found here http://www.talkshoe.com/talkshoe/web/talkCast.jsp?masterId=127469&cmd=tc.

[Immobilising]

Considering that the US is currently trillions of dollars in debt, I would think 5 years, ot 50 years, or 500 years.  It would depend on how the government is handling things.

Firstly, the dollar is supported only with the United States of America and the whole world, because each country depends on this currency. And secondly, even such an organization as an international bank will support the dollar, everyone will listen to it because it is this organization that dictates its conditions on the financial economic state of each country.

And that's why the US dollar will survive for at least another hundred years

[Tradesinc]

People are waking up to the reality that the paper they have in their pockets called money is actually worthless and losing value all the time.
As the previous poster said, no government can stop the entire population from choosing their own form of currency to prevent themselves from being used, enslaved and ripped off by the ponsi commonly known as the monetary system.
Just my $0.02 worth...and we all know what that is worth...

[SingAlong]

Considering that the US is currently trillions of dollars in debt, I would think 5 years, ot 50 years, or 500 years.  It would depend on how the government is handling things.

Firstly, the dollar is supported only with the United States of America and the whole world, because each country depends on this currency. And secondly, even such an organization as an international bank will support the dollar, everyone will listen to it because it is this organization that dictates its conditions on the financial economic state of each country.

And that's why the US dollar will survive for at least another hundred years

Bitcoin might replace dollar or aurpass dollar in the world market but it doesn't mean it will collapse and will just vanish by just a single or double digit years. The USD in circulation all over the world is nothing compared to Bitcoin. Come on guys wake up! We should consider the factors that would inflence it in micro and macro perspective.

[rokkiBalboa]

People are waking up to the reality that the paper they have in their pockets called money is actually worthless and losing value all the time.
As the previous poster said, no government can stop the entire population from choosing their own form of currency to prevent themselves from being used, enslaved and ripped off by the ponsi commonly known as the monetary system.
Just my $0.02 worth...and we all know what that is worth...

Bitcoin users basically say what they want to hear or see, but this is a completely different reality. If you do not see the value in the paper that is confirmed by gold it's a stock of the country at what price you always see in Bitcoin, which really is the air. This is profitable, Well, then it will be when there is no electricity and no Internet

[BawsyBoss]

People are waking up to the reality that the paper they have in their pockets called money is actually worthless and losing value all the time.
As the previous poster said, no government can stop the entire population from choosing their own form of currency to prevent themselves from being used, enslaved and ripped off by the ponsi commonly known as the monetary system.
Just my $0.02 worth...and we all know what that is worth...

Bitcoin users basically say what they want to hear or see, but this is a completely different reality. If you do not see the value in the paper that is confirmed by gold it's a stock of the country at what price you always see in Bitcoin, which really is the air. This is profitable, Well, then it will be when there is no electricity and no Internet

To clarify, the dollar is no longer backed by gold. It is simply backed by the government's promise of its value. Now, what Tradesinc said is not really true. While the dollar is losing value, that is the effect of an inflationary currency and it is definitely not worthless. The backing of the government gives it a value that, as you all may notice, most everyone acknowledges. If it weren't so, then it would actually be worthless. Same goes for bitcoin being backed by its decentralization and the value people place on it.