Kyla Scanlon

Yeah, I mean, the dollar is, a lot of people have been worried about it for a while, but I think what we're seeing is people trying to turn to alternatives.

Yeah, I mean, the dollar is, a lot of people have been worried about it for a while, but I think what we're seeing is people trying to turn to alternatives.

So China has created their own alternatives to the dollar.

So China has created their own alternatives to the dollar.

Their central bank is heavily investing and buying up a lot of gold to create some proxy to the dollar there.

Their central bank is heavily investing and buying up a lot of gold to create some proxy to the dollar there.

I think, again, the US is very lucky and it's very privileged and the dollar is so intertwined with all the financial systems that it'd be very hard to untangle it

I think, again, the US is very lucky and it's very privileged and the dollar is so intertwined with all the financial systems that it'd be very hard to untangle it

So I think that itself protects the dollar.

So I think that itself protects the dollar.

But yeah, it's, you know, people are worried about that.

But yeah, it's, you know, people are worried about that.

That's my question.

That's my question.

Yeah, your theory is that they're idiots.

Yeah, your theory is that they're idiots.

No, I totally, I do agree with you that it's quite disturbing almost to watch the market be so complacent with this.

No, I totally, I do agree with you that it's quite disturbing almost to watch the market be so complacent with this.

It's like, what do you expect?

It's like, what do you expect?