I was.It's the difference between having "money" and having "currency". $1,000,000 in gold vs $1,000,000 in dollar bills. 

@Logan Hicks @John Arendsen This is an interesting thread so I'll play along to keep it alive a little longer.I am not a commodity trader or a currency trader.

On your second point, what would cause the US dollar to not be the world reserve currency? 

It's always good to diversify; being exposed to a different currency, a more stable marketplace etc - as long as you know what you are doing, you are being realistic and ready for some adventure in life:-)

Most folks are not accounting for the fact that we may very well lose reserve currency status... all the USD in the world won't fix that problem.

The people at the top have no interest in protecting the peoples interests, or investors interests either, and if the currency ever crashes, they are the ones that own all the gold.

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Maybe this won't happen because all other major super power are devaluing their currency by taking on more debt just like the USA? 

The collapse of currency.

Money always flows where it can buy the most value, but even in the age of remote work, migration trends take time years if not a decade to unfold.Inflation is the devaluation of currency.