From Peter Reagan at Birch Gold Group
We’ve written before about how economic catastrophes often start gradually, then suddenly accelerate into utter chaos.
Now it’s time to apply that idea to a different topic: de-dollarization.
Mike Maloney surmises that the dollar will, at first, slowly be replaced by alternatives as the global reserve currency. Then, after alternatives build momentum (e.g. BRICS nation currencies), they could get adopted “suddenly.”
It’s an idea Maloney called “S-curve rejection”:
In his 1926 novel, The Sun Also Rises, writing on how one goes bankrupt, Ernest Hemingway famously wrote, “Gradually and then suddenly.”
This is the basis for Mike Maloney’s notion of ‘S-curve rejection’.
The S-curve is a widely used graph to depict the pace of various processes.
In terms of adoption, this would mean that the acceptance of something new starts very slowly, builds critical mass, then picks up speed suddenly until it has very high adoption and then begins to slow.
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