A weaker US Dollar bolsters US exports, makes US products cheaper. But - the US is the primary consumer for the world, so exports have traditionally not been so important as imports. And But - attracting manufacturing back to the US depends on external tariffs + weaker US$. It’s fascinating game-play, but this is the very short Tariff Tantrum in a teapot, as I’m seeing it. And, imo, it’s brilliant in so many ways. Ultimately imo, (and Saifedean Ammous disagrees) this will put the catalyst of “hyper-Bitcoinization” onto OPEC/Oil Producing countries to accept Bitcoin for payment. As a necessary stair-step toward accepting Bitcoin as a neutral currency for a proxy for the $US Global Reserve. My view is that nations will fight it out to the end until Oil is involved. Saifedean views that nation-states will adopt Bitcoin as a global reserve first, regardless. Either way, it seems inevitable that the Fiat world is circling the toilet bowl toward the inevitable. A truly neutral, autonomous Money.