The dollar didn’t collapse at all! The United States is using stablecoins to redo its hegemony, and gold is the last escape door #US dollar hegemony #stablecoin #gold #US debt #de-dollarization

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Do you think the dollar is going to die? The petrodollar is loosening, de-dollarization is accelerating, gold is being bought wildly by the central bank, and many people are shouting that the hegemony of the US dollar has collapsed. But the real danger may not be that the U.S. dollar is getting weaker, but that the U.S. dollar is changing into a new, more hidden skin. In the past, petrodollars were tied to the country. Countries will fall out, negotiate, and avoid dollar settlement. But stablecoins are different. USD stablecoins such as USDT and USDC are entering ordinary people's mobile phones, cross-border payments, overseas workers' remittances, freelancer collections, and foreign trade settlements. A country’s central bank may want to dollarize, but ordinary people in that country may be actively embracing the U.S. dollar with stablecoins. More importantly, behind every U.S. dollar stablecoin, there is often cash and U.S. Treasury debt reserves. In other words, the more people around the world use stablecoins, the more likely it is that U.S. Treasury bonds will find new buyers. This is the real upgrade of US dollar hegemony: from binding oil to binding payments; from binding countries to binding individuals; from aircraft carriers and diplomatic negotiations to laws, codes and mobile wallets. So why is gold important? Because in an era when the U.S. dollar’s ​​digital infrastructure is getting stronger and stronger, gold represents a kind of independence outside the system. It is not connected to the Internet, does not go up the chain, does not rely on SWIFT, and does not require any platform permission. In this issue, we will break it down: Is the US dollar really going to collapse? Why is the petrodollar loose? Why may stablecoins become a new hegemonic tool for the United States? What is the relationship between the GENIUS Act and the U.S. Treasury Bond? Why are central banks still buying gold? What risk lines should ordinary investors understand? The contents of this issue do not constitute investment advice, but are only financial analysis and risk education. The market is risky and investment needs to be cautious. #Stablecoin#Gold#U.S. Debt#Global Monetary System#Cryptocurrency#De-dollarization Timeline: 00:00 Is the US dollar really going to die? 01:05 The biggest weakness of the petrodollar: it is tied to the country 02:20 Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iran and the United Arab Emirates, why are there cracks in the petrodollar? 03:40 The real new weapon of the United States: stablecoins 04:55 Turkey, Argentina, Nigeria, why ordinary people fled into USDT 06:20 The most cruel thing about stablecoins: from binding countries to individuals 07:45 GENIUS Act: Why should U.S. dollar stablecoins be tied to U.S. Treasury bonds 09:05 Every time a global user uses a stablecoin, it may be supporting U.S. debt 10:20 Kevin Walsh and the new framework of the Federal Reserve 11:30 How big is the contradiction between shrinking the balance sheet and relying on stablecoins to extend the life of U.S. debt 12:45 Why the more successful the stablecoin is, the more important gold is 14:00 If the stablecoin collapses, why gold may still benefit 15:10 The competition for pricing power behind CME Group’s 7×24-hour gold and crude oil trading 16:20 Three clues that ordinary investors should really understand 17:15 Ending: The US dollar is changing its skin, and the independence of gold is more valuable