【Crypto World】The Federal Reserve’s policy shift to easing may make the US dollar less valuable. According to JPMorgan’s forecast, by mid-2026, the US dollar’s depreciation against a basket of currencies could reach about 3%. Two forces are driving this trend: first, although the US economy is still growing and inflation remains sticky, expectations of rate cuts by the Fed have already formed; second, the progress of de-dollarization among the BRICS countries is significant—ranging from increasing the proportion of local currency transactions to establishing payment and settlement systems that bypass the US dollar. These measures are eroding the long-term advantage of the dollar. Especially the high-yield currencies of emerging markets have the largest room for decline. In other words, the major trend of dollar depreciation may indeed be taking shape, which is worth paying attention to for those holding dollar assets and engaging in cross-border payments.
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CryptoDouble-O-Seven
· 1h ago
The US dollar is about to take a hit again, and this time the BRICS really have something.
To be honest, the Fed's rate cut this time is just a disguised way of harvesting profits; friends holding US dollars should be alert.
I am optimistic about de-dollarization by BRICS; bypassing the US dollar payment system is the way to go, and it should have been done long ago.
3% may not sound like much, but small amounts add up; holding US dollars long-term will lead to losses.
Are high-yield emerging market currencies about to take off? This is the real opportunity.
The Fed wants to ease monetary policy, mainly because they fear a hard landing for the economy; dollar depreciation is inevitable.
We definitely need to change our thinking in cross-border payments; is the era of US dollar settlement coming to an end?
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LongTermDreamer
· 23h ago
Damn, another 3% devaluation? Haha, isn't this the reason I went all-in on emerging markets three years ago? Now I've finally waited for this moment.
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MemecoinTrader
· 23h ago
honestly the real alpha play rn isn't the 3% depreciation narrative... it's watching how many retail plebs panic-dump usd before the actual move happens. jpmorgan's just laying down the consensus for us to exploit lmao
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PessimisticLayer
· 23h ago
The US dollar is about to decline. The de-dollarization move by the BRICS countries is really impressive. I already said that the Fed cutting interest rates is a hidden danger.
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OvertimeSquid
· 23h ago
Will the US dollar fall? I better hurry and exchange my dollars for BTC
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The de-dollarization of the BRICS is finally happening, it was about time
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A 3% drop isn't that much, I think it could fall even more sharply
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Friends holding dollar assets, be careful
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Emerging market currencies are about to take off? Feels like an opportunity
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The Fed cutting interest rates is basically committing suicide for the dollar, serves them right
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Wait, isn't dollar depreciation good news for us coin holders?
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FlashLoanPrince
· 23h ago
The US dollar is about to fall again. This time, the BRICS countries are serious. Finally, someone dares to challenge Uncle Sam's cake.
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SchrodingerGas
· 23h ago
JPMorgan is once again making promises, confidently claiming a 3% devaluation. Do on-chain data truly support this expectation? Regarding the BRICS' de-dollarization progress, I see it more as a political gesture. What evidence is there about the actual trading volume share?
Is the US dollar facing depreciation pressure? It may decline by 3% in 2026. BRICS currency war heats up.
【Crypto World】The Federal Reserve’s policy shift to easing may make the US dollar less valuable. According to JPMorgan’s forecast, by mid-2026, the US dollar’s depreciation against a basket of currencies could reach about 3%. Two forces are driving this trend: first, although the US economy is still growing and inflation remains sticky, expectations of rate cuts by the Fed have already formed; second, the progress of de-dollarization among the BRICS countries is significant—ranging from increasing the proportion of local currency transactions to establishing payment and settlement systems that bypass the US dollar. These measures are eroding the long-term advantage of the dollar. Especially the high-yield currencies of emerging markets have the largest room for decline. In other words, the major trend of dollar depreciation may indeed be taking shape, which is worth paying attention to for those holding dollar assets and engaging in cross-border payments.