The US Dollar Has Lost 97% of Its Value Since 1913: Is Bitcoin the Way Out?
A 1913 dollar buys roughly 3 cents’ worth of today’s goods, meaning $1 back then is worth about $33 to $34 in 2026
Bitcoin's recent uptick faces questions as liquidity remains narrow, the Fed stays hawkish, and fresh leverage has yet to emerge
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A 1913 dollar buys roughly 3 cents’ worth of today’s goods, meaning $1 back then is worth about $33 to $34 in 2026
Over the last few hours, the asset dubbed “bitcoin blake2” or “BTCB2” has been trading at prices between 750 USDC and 1,000 USDC over the […]
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