This trend—“de-dollarization”—accelerated after the U.S. froze Russia’s dollar reserves in
2022. That shattered the illusion of dollar neutrality.
Now:
Forbes recently put it bluntly: the dollar is no longer seen as a “safe haven”—it’s a source
of volatility.
If the dollar loses global reserve status—even partially—the impact will ripple through
every dollar-based asset:
All could lose purchasing power overnight. This is already happening.
Central banks are dumping Treasuries
Gold purchases exceed 80 metric tons a month
Cross-border digital currency development is booming
Stocks
Bonds
Mutual funds
Retirement accounts
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