The Fed Suddenly Braces For A U.S. Dollar ‘Crisis’ That’s Predicted To Spark ‘Total Collapse’

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BitcoinBitcoin -1% and crypto prices have surged this year as the U.S. dollar index falls to year-to-date lows (with the Coinbase chief executive last week revealing an AI game-changer).

The bitcoin price is trading around $60,000 per bitcoin, up from January lows of under $40,000, as traders bet a fresh injection of liquidity by the Federal Reserve will put the bitcoin and crypto market on the "cusp" of a major move.

Now, as China gears up to drop a bitcoin price bombshell, fears are swirling the U.S. dollar is on "the verge of a total collapse," setting up the bitcoin price for "a critical tipping point."

"The U.S. Dollar Index just hit a new 2024 low [and it's] actually still relatively high, but it looks like it's on the verge of a total collapse," economist and gold bull Peter Schiff posted to X.