A BRICS trade-only currency appears unavoidable even under the threat of US tariffs. Brazilian President Lula revived the proposal at the 2025 summit, urging the New Development Bank to study a settlement currency. Analysts predict a gold-pegged digital unit similar to ALBA's Sucre could emerge within years, driven by sanctions and de-dollarization.
At the 2025 BRICS summit in Rio, Brazil’s President Lula revived calls for a BRICS trade currency. The report argues that bloc expansion, sanctions risk, and de-dollarization pressures could make such a launch increasingly likely despite U.S. tariff threats.
Robert Kiyosaki renewed his warning on the weakening U.S. dollar, saying inflation could devastate dollar savers and reiterating his preference for gold, silver, bitcoin, and ether as alternative stores of value.
Robert Kiyosaki renewed his warning on the U.S. dollar, arguing inflation could severely damage purchasing power and hurt dollar savers. He again endorsed gold, silver, bitcoin, and ether as protective assets.
BRICS leaders are expected to discuss the feasibility of a common currency at their upcoming summit in Johannesburg, highlighting growing interest in local-currency trade and renewed questions over the long-term role of the U.S. dollar.
BRICS leaders are expected to discuss the feasibility of a common currency at the upcoming Johannesburg summit, highlighting broader efforts to reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar in trade and finance.
BRICS leaders invited Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE to join the bloc from January 1, 2024. South Africa's president confirmed consensus on expansion criteria, while Russia's Putin highlighted accelerating de-dollarization.
BRICS+ is presenting itself as a transparency-focused, anti-scam crypto project shaped by lessons from past industry controversies. Its page lists an all-time high of 0.01, but available public information remains largely narrative-driven and limited in scope.
