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DeFiCaffeinator
· 17h ago
Stop it, SWIFT is just a shackle. Who would dare to go all-in on the US dollar now?
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Honestly, this should have happened a long time ago. The West has been using this political tool for far too long.
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The hourglass shift metaphor is spot on. It’s not happening overnight, but it really is happening.
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Who wouldn’t be tempted by diversified reserves? After all, the credit of the US dollar is depreciating anyway.
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Drifting east and west, the key is that the BRICS countries are actually taking action now, not just shouting slogans.
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Once trust is broken, it’s hard to repair. The vulnerability of the US dollar has finally been exposed.
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If regional payment systems get up and running, will they really be able to break the dollar’s monopoly? That’s what’s worth watching.
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It’s not about de-dollarization; it’s about being forced into diversification. Totally different things.
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The financial landscape in the next decade is definitely going to change. The countries that get on board early will make a killing.
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MidnightSnapHunter
· 17h ago
The hourglass metaphor is perfect—slow and steady, but unstoppable.
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That SWIFT move is really scary; no wonder everyone is scrambling for local currency settlements.
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De-dollarization has been quietly happening for a while; most people just haven't realized it yet.
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Financial discourse is drifting eastward—this was already evident a decade ago.
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Diversifying reserves sounds easy, but in practice, it really gives countries a headache.
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The collapse of faith in the dollar will happen within the next few years—this isn't fearmongering.
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When it comes to regional payment systems, Asia is already working on it, just not making much noise.
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Countries that have been choked by SWIFT definitely aren't sleeping well and are looking for alternatives.
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Shifting priorities bit by bit... it sounds slow, but in reality it's happening pretty fast.
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Once trust is lost, it never comes back. The good days of the dollar are truly on a countdown.
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SilentObserver
· 17h ago
Using the US dollar as a weapon is like lifting a rock only to drop it on your own foot. Someone should have played this trick a long time ago.
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SWIFT's move is really ruthless, but if it's used too much, people won't trust it anymore. Now everyone's researching alternatives.
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The hourglass metaphor is perfect. It's definitely not something that happens overnight, it'll take time.
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To put it bluntly, they're just used to having a monopoly and didn't expect people to push back.
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This time it's really not a conspiracy theory, it's happening right before our eyes.
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Judging by the small moves countries are making now, it's not just speculation—they're about to take action.
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Once trust is broken, it's hard to fix. The days of the dollar are definitely changing.
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The path toward diversified reserves is one that will have to be taken sooner or later.
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The rules of the game haven't changed, but the players' mindsets have, and that's enough.
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The key is still having an alternative to step up; otherwise, nothing will really change.
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GateUser-a180694b
· 17h ago
Using the US dollar as a weapon really doesn't work anymore. The SWIFT system should have been abolished long ago.
De-dollarization is not just a slogan; it is already underway.
【币界】某国际银行最新报告扔出了一个不太好听但很实在的观点:去美元化不是说说而已,它正在发生。
逻辑很简单——当美元被当成政治工具使,新兴市场自然要找退路。SWIFT这把剑悬在头顶,谁被踢出局谁的经济就得休克,这种不安全感比任何说教都管用。
结果?信任在一点点流失。那些曾经把美元当信仰的国家,现在开始琢磨多元化储备、本币结算、区域支付体系。游戏规则没变,但玩家们的策略变了。
未来几十年,金融话语权可能真的要往东飘。不是一夜之间的剧变,而是像沙漏一样,一粒一粒地转移重心。