Bitcoin could reduce dominance of US dollar — BlackRock
31 Marzo 2025 - 8:17PM
Cointelegraph


The US dollar could lose its status as the world’s reserve
currency to Bitcoin or other digital assets if the United States
does not get its debt under control, according to
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink.
Fink wrote in his Annual Chairman’s Letter to Investors that
“decentralized finance is an extraordinary innovation” that makes
“markets faster, cheaper, and more transparent.” But “that same
innovation could undermine America’s economic advantage if
investors begin seeing Bitcoin as a safer bet than the dollar.”
According to Trading Economics, the US debt
equaled
122.3% of the country’s gross domestic product in 2023. That is a
considerably higher percentage than the 105% observed in 2018.
Moody’s Ratings retains the
US’s AAA credit rating but has downgraded its outlook to negative,
indicating a possible future rating downgrade.
The US’s Joint Economic Committee wrote that as
of March 5, the country’s gross national debt was $36.2 trillion,
growing $1.8 trillion, or roughly $4.9 billion per day, over the
past year and $12.8 trillion in the past five years. The Bipartisan
Policy Center warned this
month that the US could default on its debt as early as July
2025.
Bitcoin (BTC) has been
branded as a safe haven for investors who are looking to avoid the
perils of fiat currency, including inflation. Some believe that
the end of the
debt ceiling suspension could lead to a Bitcoin price boom.
Others think, as Fink has stated, that the dangers of the national
debt could increase Bitcoin
adoption.
Related: Bitcoin reserve won’t solve US debt crisis:
Think tank co-founder
In 2025, cryptocurrency has gained prominence as an asset class
due to adoption by countries such as the
US and companies like
Strategy. However, some argue that stablecoins could, in fact,
increase the
dominance of the US dollar.
Fink: Tokenization is democratization
In the letter, Fink says that “tokenization is democratization”
with the technological innovation “enabling instant buying,
selling, and transferring without cumbersome paperwork or waiting
periods.”
If every asset ends up being tokenized, Fink said, “it will
revolutionize investing. Markets wouldn’t need to close.
Transactions that currently take days would clear in seconds. And
billions of dollars currently immobilized by settlement delays
could be reinvested immediately back into the economy, generating
more growth.”
Related: Centralization and the dark side of asset
tokenization — MEXC exec
Tokenization democratizes access, shareholder voting, and yield,
Fink wrote. According to RWA.xyz, the tokenized real-world assets
market amounts to $19.6 billion. There are currently around 93,000
asset holders, with 174 issuers. Industry projections indicate that
the market could reach $4 trillion to
$30 trillion by 2030.
BlackRock’s own BUIDL real-world tokenized asset fund is
currently the largest such fund available for trading, with Tether
Gold and Franklin Templeton’s BENJI funds coming in second and
third place, respectively.
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