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>>15415502
>How the fuck is it less stable than a USD?
I've explained already. Feel free to take a look at the price of gold. The US Dollar declines in value at about 2%-3% compared to CPI. That's pretty reliable.

Has the US Dollar ever declined by almost 50%, in four years? See attached chart. It went from around 1900 (in 2012 dollars) to around 1050 (in 2016 dollars). Even during the super-volatile 60s, 70s, and 80s, the US dollar never was that volatile.

>Because it's rising constatly compared to it?
Long-term, Gold has outperformed Dollars. That doesn't make it more stable in the short-term or medium-term, retard.

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