The digital dollar cannot be a threat to Bitcoin. At least if I speak for myself, the digital dollar cannot be "absolutely" a threat to Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is not "only" a digital asset, it is also a store of value. The digital dollar will remain dominated by the Fed and will likely have a centralized structure. Bitcoin will not suffer from inflation pressure and will have a decentralized structure. Digital "dollar, euro, dinar, lira, peso" will never be a competitor to Bitcoin for me.

The fact is the topic title is misleading and the information in the post has a different view and statements that do not collide with the topic title.

The thread is about United regulation on the energy consumption of Bitcoin proof of work algorithm while the topic title point to a direction of the digital dollar being a threat to bitcoin and other decentralized currencies.

But then we are talking of regulations again where we seek to demystify what will become of proof of work algorithm if it is regulated, but we should also know that there is already an alternative source of energy which is the less expensive and self-generated source as solar power and other clean energy.

The digital dollar can succeed in the United States. The United States has huge capabilities and a very developed infrastructure for the success of this project. In my opinion, all governments will eventually be forced to issue their own digital currency to keep pace with the rapid development in this era, but the question is whether the digital dollar can affect or overcome on bitcoin? The answer, in my opinion, is absolutely no, neither the digital dollar nor any other central currency will be able to exclude Bitcoin.

What governments want is full control over the monetary system. And the only way to do this is by launching a digital currency of their own. Once the new system is up and running, people will no longer have privacy over their finances. Everything will be visible by both the central bank and the government on a distributed digital ledger only they can control. It's the perfect kind of money for a totalitarian/surveillance state.

I don't see how this would work well in a democratic country like the US, since this takes away people's freedom and privacy. The emergence of the digital dollar or Euro won't be a direct threat against Bitcoin, but it will have some impact on Bitcoin's mainstream adoption. It's likely more people will join government-backed digital currencies while leaving Bitcoin behind in the dust. You can expect government propaganda and misinformation in order to prevent as much people as possible from using Bitcoin. We shouldn't be worried about this as long as Bitcoin remains decentralized. Just my thoughts

The US government is being careful, which is why the digital USD has not been established yet. This might be a blockchain or another project, but either way, it would be a centralized project, and it will not be able to compare itself with Bitcoin which is decentralised. It will only wreck some online fiat payment systems if care is not taken because the US government would have given individuals the right to own their digital dollar that would be backed by the Federal Reserve.

It will not be a threat to bitcoin because bitcoin is not  not competing with dollar, but I believe some countries are affraid to adopt bitcoin because of the dominant nature of it. The digital dollar will make things easier for bitcoin users because it will make transaction more easily. Many countries have already launched or created digital currency but most of them are not working. Citizens are not even using them to do any transaction. So they become redundant in the ecosystem. The existence of the digital dollar will be achieved but the different is always clear. Dollar is centralized system of service while bitcoin has a decentralized system of operation so there are of different uses.  
Like the Nigerian Enaira, since when it was launched I have not even open the app to see how it works but I only heard that there is Enaira but I am not using it. This case might different from dollar because dollar. But the number of users of bitcoin will still supersede dollar.

I really don't want to think that bitcoin is going to be a threat to fiat or the dollar, to be honest this is not good for bitcoin. It is this thinking that has led the government to be wary of bitcoin and even they are seeing bitcoin as an enemy, seeking to eliminate bitcoin from our lives. We still live in a world where the government is still controlling us, so don't try to fight them, bitcoin gives us freedom so we should take advantage of it, not show the government that bitcoin will replace their power. I like to think that the two will co-exist and be able to support each other.

No. Digital dollar is like a fiat currency that is only digital. It’s not a long-term investment like Bitcoin. Plus, Bitcoin has additional advantages over dollars. Dealing in bitcoins is more secure.

Right mate. Visa, Mastercard, and there's Paypal and the online industry is becoming a norm with stores like Amazon and eBay becoming huge but we haven't heard of any governments creating CBDCs. CBDCs only came up serious when Bitcoin and some of the top altcoins like Ethereum became big from millions to billions and then they just continue to grow bigger reaching into a trillion-dollar industry. Governments and banks tried to stop the growth of Bitcoin before but to no avail. Big companies are starting to realize the value and potential and they are also starting to adopt. So someone tells us if Bitcoin is not a threat to this old inflationary centralized monetary system?

Bitcoin leads to the creation of CBDCs. And you're right mate, CBDCs can remain as primary currencies in this growing digital world but they also exposed their citizens to Bitcoin and crypto. Sooner or later, more and more people realized the importance of privacy and most especially the limited supply of Bitcoin compared to the unlimited fiat supply. The weakening of the US dollar's influence on the world market due to Chinese competition and the current arms race and mobilizations lead people to just select a decentralized currency like Bitcoin since it is not directly affected by politics.

There is no doubt that digital dollars pose a threat to bitcoin, as they offer all of the same benefits (anonymity, security, and lack of government control) while also being backed by established governments. This gives them an advantage over bitcoin in terms of trustworthiness and stability.

That said, there are some advantages that bitcoin has over digital dollars that could keep it afloat in the long run. These include its faster transaction times and lower fees. So it's likely that both currencies will continue to exist side-by-side in the coming years. As for how this will play out for online gambling sites like Stake Casino US, only time will tell!