Why Bitcoin Value Has Nothing To Do With The Value Of The US Dollar

As of this writing Bitcoin is on track to reach its $10,000 target (anticipated by 2019) by some point before lunch. Some financial observers would like to point out that this staggering run is proof enough that the USD and the whole financial system based on the currency is about to collapse. For instance….

Bitcoin crushing US dollar & governments can do nothing to stop it

“I think we are seeing fiat currencies in a hyperinflationary collapse against bitcoin,” he said, adding that we’ll see a major price correction somewhere at the $25,000 per bitcoin level. “Up until that price is achieved it looks like we’ll see a pretty strong upward move.”

Bitcoin is a perfect currency, something that is utterly changing the global finance and market and is putting banksters and the central banks out of business,” which, according to Keiser, “should be applauded because they’ve been horribly bad actors. We need to get rid of them and let bitcoin transform our world.”

Fair enough about the FED, but the “hyperinflationary collapse of the USD and other currencies against Bitcoin is, how should I put it, crazy talk. 

For the above to be true, world’s economy or payments for most goods/services would have to transition to digital currencies in a violent fashion. Something we view just about as likely as Vladimir Putin winning the US Presidential election in 2020.

That is to say, there is a simpler explanation to Bitcoin’s most recent ‘amazing’ run. It is in a massive speculative bubble.  As was outlined here Bitcoin Investors Expect To See $10,000 By 2019 – We Ask, Why Not Next Tuesday

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