Ongoing unprecedented monetary policy has led many to wonder whether the US dollar can survive unscathed. While some folks believe the implications might not come for years since the dollar still has considerable dominance, others believe the dollar has lost much of its luster already.
We are talking about crypto investor and entrepreneur Tyler Winklevoss. In a recent tweet, Winklevoss suggests that the recent pullback in bitcoin price is irrefutable evidence that people care more about bitcoin than the US dollar.
Bitcoin Has Much More Meaningful Value Than USD
Co-founder of cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, Tyler Winklevoss took to Twitter on May 21 to share his thoughts on the latest market correction which came on the heels of idle speculation that Satoshi is selling his vintage bitcoins.
In response to another tweet, Winklevoss explained that the fact that bitcoin took a nosedive after the Satoshi rumors on Wednesday shows âhow much more meaningful the value of bitcoin is compared to the U.S. dollarâ.
He further noted that investors care when 50 BTC is moved from a long-dormant account but do not get bothered when the Fed prints trillions of âtoilet paperâ as they are now desensitized.
Governments Could Abandon Gold In Favor Of Bitcoin?
In another tweet on Thursday, Tyler Winklevoss observed that some governments could soon drop gold in favor of the OG cryptocurrency. This came as reports surfaced that Venezuela has sued Bank of England after the bank refused to release the gold reserves it held on its behalf estimated to be worth $1 billion.
The reports say Venezuela asked the bank to liquidate some of the gold reserves and send the money to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) so that the agency can purchase supplies such as medical equipment and food for Venezuela. It should be noted that Venezuela is currently facing a humanitarian crisis and its economy has been in free fall for a couple of years now, further aggravated by the numerous international sanctions.
Winklevoss believes this squabble between the Bank of England and Venezuela could encourage some governments to ârethink their gold strategyâ in favor of bitcoin which is decentralized and unconfiscatable.
