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February 26, 2026, 11:24:13 PM
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Mostly to answer this question you have to see the decline of what is the current reserve assets.  Its not just dollar but a whole array that resemble the background to the global reserve FIAT structure.  
 
 The currencies currently retained by central banks are dollar, euro, sterling, yen and a few other currencies.   None of them are linked to that much besides debt and the idea of taxing their populations.  Quite a few have point out emerging countries such as Singapore are now richer then some western countries per capita.   Also many larger economies are not correctly represented so the idea of what assets they choose instead of dollar is a question they will probably answer.  I think a larger BTC bias is fairly likely in any big change.

 
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