Hello everyone. I have a question for the community - if a newcomer in trading asked you, "What should I do, and what should I NOT do?", what three main pieces of advice would you give him based on your personal experience? Thank you all in advance for your responses and for your time. #BTSUSDT #cryptotradingUA
Well, I just drained the entire deposit at $SIREN . I don’t understand how it can grow from 0.41 to 0.86 in one night. And this is considering that there were almost 300 million in the coin. Who can explain where such liquidity comes from to pour in 100% of the money in 6 hours - please explain, because I am in despair.
Bullshit))) 94% all world financial operations going to US dollars. what you talking about?))) About Russia, with dead economic? )))
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A Huge Shift Begins — China Just Changed the Game in Global Finance
Something massive is unfolding — and it’s not about Bitcoin or meme coins this time. While the crypto crowd watches charts, China just made a quiet yet historic move that could redefine global trade forever.
For decades, the U.S. dollar has ruled international commerce. Oil, gold, energy — all priced and settled in USD. But now, China is rewriting that rulebook. The country has begun executing large-scale trade settlements in yuan, not dollars — with Russia, Saudi Arabia, and Brazil already on board.
The message from Beijing is loud and clear:
“We will trade in our own currency — not the dollar.”
This isn’t theory or talk — it’s already happening. Chinese banks and major state enterprises are actively using the digital yuan and CIPS (China’s SWIFT alternative) for direct cross-border payments — bypassing U.S. intermediaries entirely.
Why This Matters So Much
→ Falling Dollar Demand: As more countries switch to yuan-based trade, global demand for the U.S. dollar could decline. → Weakened Sanctions Power: Without dollar dependency, U.S. sanctions lose much of their bite. → Rising Chinese Influence: China gains growing control over global liquidity and trade channels, shaping a parallel financial network.
This isn’t just another “currency war.” It’s the beginning of a new global order in money and power.
The dollar’s dominance is fading — not overnight, but unmistakably. The yuan’s ascent marks the start of a multipolar financial era, one where global trade no longer revolves solely around Washington.
The world’s money system is changing — and this time, it’s permanent.