Global Exodus: The Dollar Faces Unprecedented Sell-Off in 2025

The greenback's dominance is unraveling—fast. Central banks and institutional players are dumping USD reserves at a pace never seen before. Here's why the financial world is hitting the eject button.

The great dollar dump

Foreign holdings of US treasuries just saw their sharpest quarterly decline on record. Not since Nixon took America off the gold standard have we seen this level of coordinated retreat from the world's reserve currency.

De-dollarization goes mainstream

What started as political posturing by BRICS nations has snowballed into full-blown monetary rebellion. Even traditional US allies are quietly building exit ramps from dollar dependency.

Cryptocurrency's perfect storm

As trust in fiat systems erodes, Bitcoin's 21 million hard cap never looked so appealing. Meanwhile, stablecoins are eating FX markets alive—because nothing says 'monetary revolution' like Visa settling in USDC.

The dollar isn't dead—but the Fed's printing press just got downgraded from 'strategic asset' to 'liability' in most sovereign playbooks. (And yes, Wall Street is still charging 2% management fees to explain this to you.)

World Selling the US Dollar-Denominated Assets Reaches a New High

Whether the US will have the upper hand in protecting its currency or whether the multipolar world takes shape, the upcoming decade will provide the answer. The Financial Times published a detailed analysis from George Saravelos, the Global Head of FX Research at Deutsche Bank, citing that the world is selling all US dollar-denominated assets simultaneously.

The world selling the US dollar could make the American economy weaker.wrote Saravelos.