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🟢 Dollar Remains King Until 2046, Bitcoin’s Reserve Dreams Stall

Despite growing institutional adoption, Bitcoin faces a long road to becoming a global reserve currency. IMF data shows the U.S. dollar still dominates global reserves, with $12.94 trillion in total foreign-exchange holdings in 2025 Q2, and USD accounting for 56.32%. Analysts model a realistic Bitcoin “reserve-currency primacy” scenario around the mid-2040s.

Key Facts:

• USD dominance: 56.32% of allocated global reserves; Euro 20.06%, Renminbi 2.12%

• Treasury backbone: ~$30.3 trillion in U.S. Treasurys outstanding; ~$1.047 trillion average daily trading volume

• Two-step Bitcoin path:

Reserve-asset adoption as a portfolio diversifier
Full reserve-currency primacy for invoicing, settlement, and collateral

• Institutional experiments: Project Agorá (BIS) and Citi stablecoin outlooks explore tokenized cross-border settlements

Expert Insight:

Even with rapid private adoption, entrenched dollar usage, invoicing conventions, and central-bank practices make a decade-scale flip to Bitcoin as the dominant reserve currency highly challenging. The dollar’s network effects and Treasury-backed infrastructure remain nearly impossible to displace quickly.

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🇬🇦 Gabon GDP Overview (2025)

According to the IMF (2025), Gabon’s nominal GDP stands at approximately $21.45 billion in 2025. The economy is expected to grow at a modest pace, with a projected GDP growth rate of 1.9% for the year.

With a population of around 2.59 million, Gabon’s GDP per capita is estimated at $9,303 in 2025. This marks an increase of $45 from $9,258 in 2024, reflecting a 0.5% rise in per-capita income year over year.
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