BRICS’ Game-Changing New World Currency Just Took a Massive Leap Forward in 2025
The tectonic plates of global finance are shifting—and BRICS just dropped a seismic update.
Forget waiting for the IMF to modernize. The coalition's long-teased alternative reserve currency is now sprinting toward reality, with insider reports confirming critical infrastructure locked in this week. Dollar hegemony's days might finally be numbered.
How It Works: Bypassing the SWIFT System
Details remain guarded, but leaked documents reveal a blockchain-based settlement layer that cuts transaction times from days to seconds. No more begging Western banks for permission to move your own money.
Why This Time's Different
Previous attempts floundered on political infighting. Now? With three new member states onboard and China's digital yuan already stress-tested, the project's gained terrifying momentum. Goldman analysts are reportedly scrambling to update their 'impossible timeline' forecasts.
The Cynic's Take
Let's be real—this won't kill the dollar tomorrow. But watching legacy banks charge 3% fees for the privilege of moving funds at dial-up speeds? That business model's looking increasingly Jurassic.
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Now, only a few days after the U.S. attacked Iran, people like Nassim Taleb, author of The Black Swan, say the US dollar has lost its throne.
In a recent Bloomberg interview, Taleb argued that Gold is now the world’s de facto reserve currency. “The dollar is losing its status as a reserve currency… and gold is effectively now the reserve currency,” he said, pointing to the growing accumulation of gold in reserves worldwide.
While the jury is out on gold—we believe in Bitcoin, obviously—one thing is for certain: the US dollar is out, and systems like BRICS are rising in prominence.
A New World Currency is Shaping Through BRICS
Countries like China, Russia, and Iran are creating their own global currency called BRICS. BRICS stands for Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, and more than a dozen other countries have already signed on.
Independently, these countries are dwarfs to the US, but together, they represent 40% of the world’s population and, according to the IMF, 50% of the world’s GDP by 2030.
The US is no longer holding all the cards at the global table.
In 2025, the world is G7 countries like Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK, US and the European Union, vs. BRICS.
Like BRICS, the G7 countries control 40% of the world’s GDP. This is also why, only two years ago, China was taking an active role in the negotiations between Saudi Arabia, the second largest oil hegemon, and Iran, the 14th largest economy in the world.
If this were a kickball game, we’re seeing China recruit the teams and set up the field while America still picks dandelions.
An Out-of-Touch G7 Could Lose Global Hegemony
Culture wars are a distraction. It shouldn’t be that the banks win, the military-industrial complex wins, big pharma wins, and the middle class is always left behind.
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The BRICS themselves have said that expansion will be the group’s primary focus in 2025 while the G7 countries wage war on three separate fronts.
A new world financial order is being crafted before our very eyes. The US, UK, and larger Western powers must change course fast before it’s too late.
Key Takeaways
- In a recent Bloomberg interview, Taleb argued that gold is now the world’s de facto reserve currency.
- A new world financial order is being crafted before our very eyes.
