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Understanding the Coming Currency Cold War
Will the future of currency be led by the U.S., China, Bitcoin or some combination we can barely imagine today?
Yazan Nathaniel Whittemore
Will the future of currency be led by the U.S., China, Bitcoin or some combination we can barely imagine today?
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This episode is sponsored by Crypto.com, Bitstamp and Nexo.io.
This week’s Long Reads Sunday is a reading of “The Currency Cold War: Four Scenarios” by Jeff Wilser – part of CoinDesk’s Internet 2030 series.
In it, Wilsner talks to experts about four scenarios:
- A multi-currency scenario, where exchange is abstracted away via digital wallets
- A China-led scenario
- A U.S.-led scenario
- A bitcoin/non-state currency-led scenario
In addition to reading, NLW gives his take on which scenario is most likely.
See also: Sven Henrich on the Ever-Weakening Economic Cycle
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Note: The views expressed in this column are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of CoinDesk, Inc. or its owners and affiliates.
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The launch of round-the-clock bitcoin futures trading eliminates the long-standing CME weekend gap and marks another step toward fully integrated institutional crypto markets.
Bilinmesi gerekenler:
- From Friday, CME Bitcoin futures and options now trade 24/7 on Globex, ending the traditional Friday-to-Sunday market closure that created the widely watched “CME gap.”
- Despite the structural shift, liquidity remains concentrated in ETF options and offshore perpetuals, with IBIT options open interest far exceeding CME crypto options markets.
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