>Dollar would become worthless. I mean if you can't problem solve and think further than tomorrow. The dollar would be the default currency and it's value would be restored fairly quickly. Actual value. Not (((value))). While bartering is good, it's tedious and leaves a lot of lost value due to inability to round nicely. When the dollar loses the (((bank))) it gains it's value back. It will be used as a default type of currency in a SHTF scenario. There is no (((WEF))), (((Fed))), (((UN))) etc. to tell you, me, or your neighbor that a dollar is valueless. It will regain it's function as a physical currency. Additionally, trillions of (((dollars))) that only exist (((digitally))) as (((debt))) will disappear. The Dollar isn't facing an inflation scenario like happened in African countries (Zimbabwe IIRC is famous for this) where too many were printed. The line "they'll just print more money!" doesn't actually happen. Trillions of Dollars in physical currency weren't actually printed for the (((stimulus))) checks. They were just made to exist digitally. Which is why (((bitcoin))) (((ethereum))) and all (((digital currency))) is bad.