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Max Keiser, a well-known commentator, highlights a significant decline in the U.S. dollar's share of global trade, now at its lowest post-war level of 40 percent. This drop in USD usage suggests a potential shift in the global monetary system amid concerns of reduced purchasing power due to inflation.
Keiser also points to copper as an indicator of potential market disorder ahead, adding that historically such conditions can lead to conflict.
Keiser's observations on global currency trends arrive amid his ongoing analysis of transformative financial movements. His previous examination of El Salvador's path as a Bitcoin maximalist country provides additional context on potential alternatives to traditional monetary systems. Moreover, his projections regarding the anticipated rise in Bitcoin adoption in El Salvador further highlight the growing appeal of decentralized assets as the dollar’s dominance wanes.