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The discussion intensifies around the global shift from dollar dominance toward alternative currencies. China’s push to establish a digital renminbi, combined with infrastructure lending to developing nations via the Belt and Road, could challenge US dollar supremacy.
The speakers warn of a future where China’s authoritarian regime and strategic economic moves may threaten the stability of the current dollar-centered system. Countries like El Salvador might pivot toward Bitcoin for sovereignty and independence, resisting the control of fiat currencies and geopolitical influence.