Why do you want to donate BTC to them? BTC is priceless with a hefty price tag and their printed dollars will literally remain $1 = $1 but BTC isn't the same thing. It's better to keep your coins safe with yourself, and I believe you'll get behind the bars trying to bribe them to stop printing dollars (lolz jk). Though, they won't stop doing it because they do it not in millions but trillions so better let them do it. USD had a great streak upside, still BTC maintained to remain above $10k and reached even $14k (2yo high) and currently sitting at $13575 (Binance at the time of writing this). So it's better to keep your highly undervalued BTC with yourself and throw their dollar bills on their faces. 

I hope you know bitcoin is a deflationary currency, unlike fiats that are inflationary, US dollar could be strong but it is still part of fiats and subjected to manipulations from the United States governments. If US dollar supply is reduced today, the price will go higher while bitcoin price will reduce for that moment. But in the next 10 years, you will see the price of bitcoin that would have increased against US dollar again. The gain will be from:

1. Bitcoin as an deflationary currency, a currency with limited total supply
2. US dollar devaluation, which will eventually happen.

So, no point at all. Fiats are meant to be manipulated and depreciate.

Thats a wrong assumption, just because people donating bitcoin to the federal reserve USD won't get stronger. USD is tied up with various factors. The financial system isn't prepared to operate along with bitcoin, maybe in the future we can see co-existence.

To stop printing of money is not a possible factor, because the economic need on each day is increasing and not decreasing. Right now Bulgaria is the only country that has begun to consider bitcoin as a reserve and holds more volume than gold. USA hasn't come to that state, and bitcoin being manipulative if there happens a price drop how will be the money printed. So, in practical terms it isn't possible.

Not always the case, it's just became evident that the dollar is weakening because the US government is printing more. But it doesn't mean that when it goes up again, bitcoin will suffer. Bitcoin ecosystem, has been decoupling itself with stock market, meaning it has it's own price movement regardless if USD is strong or stock or any other traditional market is weakening.


NO reason whatsoever to donate to federal reserve, no individual in his right frame of mind will do that.

The strength of the dollar rises and falls based on its domestic economy, trades, demand in the international market, and so on. In other words, it doesn't significantly affect Bitcoin, if at all. Bitcoin has its own adoption growth, demand and supply, relevant development, news and rumors, and so forth which affect its price. So I don't think the strengthening of the USD will pull Bitcoin's price down.

they don't need your incentive to print dollar, they have already been printing it with crazy speed and amount and the USD value has been decreasing due to the inflation it causes.
besides, "price" of bitcoin against another currency doesn't matter. its value or purchasing power is the important thing. for example it doesn't matter if 1 satoshi is worth $1 or $1000 as long as you can buy a cup of coffee with 1 satoshi for example. and that value is increasing ONLY with more adoption. the adoption is also happening regardless of what value US dollar has.

Where did you get that method graph.
Bitcoin has nothing to do with the dollar.
I asked the OP again.
1. What year was Bitcoin created.
1. What year was the dollar created.
You can answer that answer yourself.

You are wrong, in judging between Bitcoin and the dollar from its price movements, The dollar's all-time rise to the highest price of Federal Reserve funds was influenced by the overnight lending rate against other banks, This is a factor that affects the dollar's rise and fall caused by 'instagflation' or a high rate of inflation against the shrinking world economy.
• While Bitcoin is measured by Buying & Selling, while the dollar is measured by exchange rates, foreign exchange, and Treasury
• In fact the dollar strengthens with the exchange rate, so it has nothing to do with Bitcoin and the dollar, even though you have to donate to the Federal Reserve.

Minting anything costs us something, right? But still BTC is not so expensive like when it comes to printing these fiats (I don't have any problem with fiat but when compared with BTC, I believe that BTC will always be preferred by me). The cost of producing notes and mostly the coins of these currencies cost a lot to the Governments and if that is to be compared to BTC, I believe miners have been justified very well since the beginning of it except some times when the profitability decreased (but tell me, did it remain unprofitable forever?). And I "guess" it's the best time for miners when price hikes took place and so did the transaction fees. It was an icing on the cake (I'm not targeting hobbyist miners like you but those who look for profits) when hiked transaction fees were (and are still) being collected alongside the newly minted coins.

I never thought of donating BTC to them and will never do that, because in my opinion if BTC weakens it's time for BTC to go down, but I'm sure it won't be long and will definitely go up again, so why donate BTC to them, I think the idea You are very bad for this and make all the users on this forum reproach you. So, if you have BTC, you better save it to see the next BTC developments.

The Fed owns the whole world, they don't need your donation. They can't fully control bitcoin but they try to control who owns it.