Recent statements from a major global leader highlight how BRICS nations are increasingly adopting local currency settlements for cross-border transactions. This shift away from dollar-dominated payment rails is reportedly slashing transaction fees and operational overhead for businesses operating across member states. The move reflects broader momentum toward diversified settlement systems in international trade.
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RektButAlive
· 12-11 12:50
To be honest, someone should have broken the US dollar hegemony long ago. BRICS's move is indeed fierce.
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ser_ngmi
· 12-11 10:06
The US dollar is gradually losing its favor, and it was about time. Countries are banding together to stay warm and reduce costs. The de-dollarization movement is burning hotter and hotter.
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AirdropChaser
· 12-08 17:58
This wave is indeed quite interesting; finally, someone is seriously challenging the monopoly of the US dollar...
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RugResistant
· 12-08 17:57
Oh my, BRICS local currency settlement is really happening. The US dollar is going to cry, haha.
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OnchainFortuneTeller
· 12-08 17:44
The end of US dollar hegemony is inevitable; this wave was long overdue.
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potentially_notable
· 12-08 17:43
ngl, de-dollarization should have happened a long time ago. Can the fees really be cut in half? That would be awesome. Finally, there’s a country bold enough to challenge the US dollar’s dominance.
Recent statements from a major global leader highlight how BRICS nations are increasingly adopting local currency settlements for cross-border transactions. This shift away from dollar-dominated payment rails is reportedly slashing transaction fees and operational overhead for businesses operating across member states. The move reflects broader momentum toward diversified settlement systems in international trade.