Dollar’s Worst Start in 50 Years Sparks Optimism for Bitcoin and Gold
The U.S. dollar is having its roughest first half since 1973, falling nearly 11% in 2025—a decline that’s amplifying interest in hard assets like Bitcoin and gold.
Market analysts point to a blend of political uncertainty, rising national debt, and pressure on the Federal Reserve as key reasons behind the dollar’s slump.
Concerns over trade policy, including the potential return of Trump-era tariffs, are also spooking investors.
As confidence in the greenback erodes, global capital appears to be shifting. Gold recently broke past $3,300 per ounce, while Bitcoin is gaining traction among both institutions and governments as a hedge against fiat instability.
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With over 130 public firms now holding Bitcoin on their balance sheets, and several countries exploring crypto reserves, digital assets are increasingly seen as part of a diversified inflation-protection strategy.
While dovish central bank policy has historically boosted Bitcoin, future gains still hinge on regulatory clarity and global risk sentiment.
Alexander Stefanov
Reporter at Coindoo
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