The U.S. dollar will continue to serve as the pricing currency for global trade, but the reserve asset will be replaced by Bitcoin.

Of course, anything can happen, but overall I am bullish.

Has the death knell of VC coins sounded?

Crypto projects should return to their original intention of decentralization and high risk and high return.

In a recent interview with the podcast Alpha First, Arthur Hayes shared his bold predictions for the future of the cryptocurrency market. He believes that with the possible coming of the Trump administration, the loose monetary policy in the United States will cause the dollar to depreciate, which in turn will drive up the prices of Bitcoin and other crypto assets.

As the circulating supply of Bitcoin decreases, large amounts of fiat currencies around the world will compete for safe-haven assets, not only in the United States, but also by investors in China, Japan and Western Europe.

In the future, Chinese government policies will stimulate the development of Bitcoin.