End of the Dollar’s Dominance? The Global Currency Battle for Power

More and more analysts and politicians openly speak about the end of the “dollar era.” The Chinese yuan, especially in its digital form tied to the BRICS settlement system, is becoming a real geopolitical tool of pressure against the US. The euro, despite its strength, still suffers from the lack of a unified fiscal policy, while gold is regaining popularity as a safe alternative in an unstable world. Meanwhile, cryptocurrencies, led by Bitcoin, symbolize a rebellion against traditional finance, although their decentralization makes true dominance difficult. In the background circulate theories about a planned “currency reset,” a new Bretton Woods system, and a controlled digitalization of the global economy. Will the dollar survive this revolution, or become a victim of its own power?