Will the devaluation of the US dollar become a major script for the next decade? Recently, I saw an interesting perspective: the global de-dollarization wave may not be a crisis for the dollar, but rather a strategically designed adjustment by the United States.

This logic is actually quite solid. Looking back at history, the United States has long faced a classic problem in economics – to maintain the dollar's hegemony, it must continuously create trade deficits and export dollars globally, while its own manufacturing gradually hollowed out. Central banks around the world hold U.S. Treasury bonds but want to find alternatives, and this tension has lasted for more than half a century.

But what if the US actively allows the dollar to depreciate moderately? International capital may gradually withdraw from US Treasuries, and the US would instead unload the long-accumulated burden. Although the status of the dollar has weakened somewhat, American manufacturing would get a chance to breathe and revive—this is the true "golden cicada shedding its shell."

What does this reshaping of the traditional financial system mean for the crypto market? When monetary policies in various countries face uncertainty, the demand for assets that are hoped to provide liquidity and store value often rises. Gold has already begun to show this trend. In this broader context, crypto assets with unique consensus and scarcity may attract more attention—especially those projects with clear application scenarios or strong community support.

When the economic landscape is being restructured, it is indeed very important to maintain a broad perspective. What are your thoughts on the assumption of this strategic adjustment of the dollar?