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The Dollar Has Gone Digital—and It’s Not Coming Back

  • The global order is being reshaped by financial transformations happening at high speed through digital means and code, such as the U.S. Federal Reserve's refusal to lower interest rates and power dynamics related to Bitcoin mining.
  • The gradual erosion of cash is underway with the U.S. influencing stablecoins as tools for monetary projection, surpassing $247 billion by 2025, consolidating liquidity and extending monetary dominance globally.
  • Europe is struggling to keep up in the digital monetary realm with tighter regulations limiting innovation, hindering its ability to compete in the global financial landscape.
  • The privatization of liquidity, codification of access, and shifting control in the financial system emphasize the importance of understanding and adapting to the evolving structures to secure future access and freedom.

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