Can 弗 Mean Dollar In Chinese? 弗 means dollar (as in USD, $) in both Korean and Japanese.
Korean

불
[弗] a dollar

Japnese

ドル
noun

dollar (from Dutch, orig. an abbr. of ドルラル; also written as 弗) (see also: ドルラル)


Grand Ricci says that 弗 fú is:

6 (Écon. – Fin.) Car. empl. pr le symbole $ : dollar.

the pronunciation of the dollar symbol in Chinese.
I haven't seen any other acknowledgement of 弗 fú having anything to do with US Dollars in any other dictionaries.

Can 弗 Mean Dollar In Chinese?
From Wiktionary, the possible meanings of 弗 are:


as negation (as in, 不 and 否 for "no")
gust of wind
writing brush


There is no mention if it can mean dollar.



On the other hand, in Japanese, the possible meanings are:


fluorine
the dollar sign ($)


The reason of the dollar sign is because of the similarity of the sign itself (弗 vs $).


  Repurposed for its visual similarity to the dollar symbol $. This reading is ultimately a borrowing from Dutch dollar.