[Coin World] The BRICS camp has been quite interesting lately. Not long ago, they were loudly calling for dollar de-dollarization, but now the tone has changed drastically—they have started extending an olive branch to Trump.
The focus has shifted. Instead of challenging the dominance of the dollar, the conversation has turned to how to lower tariffs and engage in trade. At the last summit, leaders from various countries did not mention the proposal for a common currency at all, and they didn't even dare to make strong statements. India even directly stated: We embrace the dollar, a common currency? Not considered.
This attitude turns fast enough.
The interpretation given by industry analysts is: this is not a withdrawal, but a strategic retreat. The current U.S. government is too focused on applying pressure to the economy, and the BRICS countries have temporarily chosen to keep a low profile. But this ambition for de-dollarization? It is just hidden away. When the day comes that the White House changes hands, or the U.S. is no longer so aggressive, this matter will most likely be brought back to the table.
In simple terms, the timing is just not right.
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ProofOfNothing
· 5h ago
Ha, this is typical of "playing the fool first and then turning against you," waiting for Trump to step down and then starting to mess with de-dollarization.
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In plain terms, it's just gambling on the political rhythm; this game still has a long way to go.
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I can understand, it's obviously not worth it to confront directly now, better to take it slow for the time being.
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Feels a bit like a flash in the pan? Can we really "wait for the right moment to act," or will there be no sound again in the end?
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This kind of back-and-forth actually shows that de-dollarization isn't that easy after all.
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I just want to ask, will this "strategic withdrawal" eventually turn into a "permanent abandonment"?
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Got it, it's about being submissive first and then plotting, the standard game of great power strategy.
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MoodFollowsPrice
· 5h ago
Hmm... this is waiting for the wind to come, Satoshi.
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quietly_staking
· 5h ago
Wait, is this negotiating with Trump? Smart!
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NFTArchaeologist
· 5h ago
Hmm... this move is a bit interesting, seemingly retreating but actually paving the way?
The BRICS countries have postponed de-dollarization and sent a message of reconciliation to Trump.
[Coin World] The BRICS camp has been quite interesting lately. Not long ago, they were loudly calling for dollar de-dollarization, but now the tone has changed drastically—they have started extending an olive branch to Trump.
The focus has shifted. Instead of challenging the dominance of the dollar, the conversation has turned to how to lower tariffs and engage in trade. At the last summit, leaders from various countries did not mention the proposal for a common currency at all, and they didn't even dare to make strong statements. India even directly stated: We embrace the dollar, a common currency? Not considered.
This attitude turns fast enough.
The interpretation given by industry analysts is: this is not a withdrawal, but a strategic retreat. The current U.S. government is too focused on applying pressure to the economy, and the BRICS countries have temporarily chosen to keep a low profile. But this ambition for de-dollarization? It is just hidden away. When the day comes that the White House changes hands, or the U.S. is no longer so aggressive, this matter will most likely be brought back to the table.
In simple terms, the timing is just not right.