1st rule of market predictions: only ever predict the "what", "how much" and "when" separately. This prediction appears to be predicting all 3 together. Tempting to bet against it (although I don't partake in that kind of gambling)

The talk of the dollar collapsing has been around for some time I don't think there is any theory to support it. I am not sure what prompted someone to give the date of collapse, given that there are a lot of market dynamics in place. You can not predict such an event unless you have some in house information about an intended event that will cause the collapse.

Don't use big words if you don't know what they mean please, gentlemen.

Conspiracy does not mean "something that's not true"

did kt really makes any sence well honestly i never herd of such even like collapsong a currency and it really happens then i do not think it will effect bitcoin because we exchange some faint currency in exchange of bitcoin

I agree that it will not collapse soon, but I disagree with regard to the low effect on bitcoin, if that happen. People will look for other alternatives and bitcoin is the best right now.

Yes, people will look for alternatives. But people will buy what they already know. And - compared to the general population, Bitcoin is only known by few people. So there will be some capital inflow into Bitcoin, but the main share will go into precious metals, land/real estate and stocks. I know for a Bitcoiner it's tempting to assume that people become easily aware of the unique properties and advantages of Bitcoin. However in practice, most people don't think a lot about the properties of money, other than that they want to own as much as possible... So only few might realize that Bitcoin is a viable solution to currency devaluation.

On the other hand even a moderate capital inflow into Bitcoin might have a considerable effect on Bitcoin valuation, since the market capitalization and liquidity at exchanges is still quite small. But if you measure Bitcoin valuation in fiat money, a devaluation of fiat money will logically result in a numerical increase in Bitcoin valuation while its buying power might not have changed at all. So it might make sense to determine Bitcoin's worth using a different benchmark (like precious metals).

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This assessment is no better than the scare stories. The dollar will not continue to do fine, nearly every economic trend is stacked against it.

there is no direct impact on bitcoin if dollar collapse.  It's that bitcoin will get higher in terms of dollar since dollar is devaluating but the actual value still the same unless people will try to exit and convert their fiat to bitcoin, that way it will greatly affect bitcoin by creating a bubble, an increase in price than is followed by  a steep decline.

Yes, you right but where did you get the impression that we dont know the meaning of this word? Conspiracy is or maybe real but from its fundamentals turns out that its unreliable and non constant. Some thing may go wrong and conspirators will forfeit their plan, human factor or any other may cause the plan to go sideways etc.
Ergo, even if real the consequences are hard to predict.
Besides traces of conspiracy will be hidden for long time after, so we cant say anything for sure.

btvGainer sums it up nicely. We have to wait a little and see.
I'm sure next bubble is on the way, rather small and stable.  
 

I dont think it will give any effect or impact to bitcoin, bitcoin doesnt rely on dollar or any currency, bitcoin is the depend on the user and how the user spend the coin, so there wont be any chaos or panic if the dollar crash, but if the dollar crash, i will have more dollars if i sell the coin and if i wait for the right timing to trade it, then maybe I can earn some profit