Layah Heilpern: U.S. dollar purchasing power has dropped 97% since 1913

Layah Heilpern: U.S. dollar purchasing power has dropped 97% since 1913
U.S. dollar loses 97% purchasing power

Layah Heilpern, owner and host of The Layah Heilpern Show, highlights the decline in U.S. dollar purchasing power over more than a century.

According to Heilpern, since the creation of the Federal Reserve, the U.S. dollar has lost 97% of its purchasing power. She adds that an item costing $3 in 1913 would now cost $100, questioning whether this change is accidental.

Heilpern recently described the current crypto rally as a vital phase, flagging a possible Q4 bottom unless the 90k resistance is convincingly breached in recent commentary. She also discussed topics ranging from crypto advice to subscription pricing while responding to Ran's questions during a meeting at Mar-A-Lago, as covered in an earlier interview. Her latest remarks continue a pattern of commentary focused on long-term value and market dynamics.

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