Speaker 1: Trump just issued a massive threat to the Bricks Nations,
Speaker 1: warning them not to challenge the US dollar. But what
Speaker 1: if I told you this fight is much bigger than
Speaker 1: anyone realizes, and it could change the global financial system forever. Now,
Speaker 1: the Bricks Nations, they've been making headlines about potential bold
Speaker 1: moves to reshape the world order. This isn't just about
Speaker 1: a new currency as many think. It's about a deeper,
Speaker 1: smarter strategy that could undermine the dollar's dominance without firing
Speaker 1: a single shot. And Trump's threats, well, they're more than
Speaker 1: a headline. They reveal just how fragile the current system
Speaker 1: has become, and most people they're not ready for what's
Speaker 1: about to happen. So in this video, I'm going to
Speaker 1: break down the details of what Trump's warning was. I'm
Speaker 1: going to expose the game changing strategy the Bricks is
Speaker 1: using to reduce their reliance on the dollar, and I'm
Speaker 1: going to show you how this global shift could impact
Speaker 1: your life and your wealth and why this could be
Speaker 1: one of the most important financial stories of our lifetime. Now,
Speaker 1: the global financial system, it's changing, and if you don't
Speaker 1: understand how all this global power play could affect your investments,
Speaker 1: your savings, and even the price of things you buy
Speaker 1: every day. So he's going to get left behind. But
Speaker 1: for those of us that do, we get the upper
Speaker 1: hand while others struggle to catch up. Now, real quick,
Speaker 1: before we jump in, my name is Mark Moss. I've
Speaker 1: been a tech focused VC investor for over a decade.
Speaker 1: I've been creating bitcoin educational content since it was only
Speaker 1: about three hundred dollars. Today, I'm a partner to leading
Speaker 1: bitcoin VC hedge fund. I coach business owners on investing,
Speaker 1: and I'm sharing some of the same data we used
Speaker 1: to make long term decisions. So let's go all right,
Speaker 1: let's just jump right in and let's talk about what
Speaker 1: just happened the warning shot that went around the world.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about President elect Trump. He's not even an
Speaker 1: office yet, but he's already making big moves and he's
Speaker 1: making global threats. Now, he made a warning to the
Speaker 1: bricks nations. Right here, let me pull it up so
Speaker 1: you can see exactly what this tweet means. And then
Speaker 1: of course we'll break it all down and tell you
Speaker 1: what it means to do what we should be doing
Speaker 1: about this. Okay, the idea that the bricks countries. Of course,
Speaker 1: I've talked a lot about the bricks Brazil, Russia, India, China,
Speaker 1: South Africa, a lot of it. The nations have jumped in.
Speaker 1: I've done a bunch of videos on this. They're starting
Speaker 1: their own currency, getting now the US dollar, et cetera.
Speaker 1: The bricks countries are trying to move away from the
Speaker 1: dollar while we stand by and watch. It's over. He says, Hey,
Speaker 1: these days are over. They're not gonna have they're not
Speaker 1: doing on our watch, not while we watch it. Says
Speaker 1: we require a commitment. Neither should they create a new
Speaker 1: bricks currency nor back any other currency to replace the
Speaker 1: mighty US dollar, or they will face one hundred percent tariffs.
Speaker 1: So that's the threat. Hey, if you stop using the
Speaker 1: dollar or go to any other currency, we're gonna slap
Speaker 1: one hundred percent tariffs on you. And they can also
Speaker 1: say goodbye to selling into the wonderful US. It's just
Speaker 1: kind of weird. So how do you put one hundredercent
Speaker 1: tariffs on if they can't sell into the US anyway.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to get into that, but that is
Speaker 1: basically it. He says, they can go find another sucker.
Speaker 1: There's no chance that the bricks will replace the US
Speaker 1: dollar in the international trade and any country that tries
Speaker 1: should wave goodbye to America. So he's basically saying, if
Speaker 1: you don't use the US dollar, then you can kiss
Speaker 1: the American markets goodbye. I put a tweet that went
Speaker 1: pretty viral. I said, tell me you don't understand incentives
Speaker 1: and game theory without saying it. A lot of people
Speaker 1: didn't like that, told me to stay in my lane,
Speaker 1: which I don't know what my lane is. I thought
Speaker 1: this was my lane. Let's talk about this, what's the
Speaker 1: significance of this threat, and let's talk about the de
Speaker 1: dollarization efforts. So we can see some of the headlines
Speaker 1: that talk about this. Now he's threatening the bricks nations
Speaker 1: here threaten to with pos one hundred percent tariffs on there.
Speaker 1: And of course this isn't the first time he's talked
Speaker 1: about tariffs. We've seen him talking about tariffs with China
Speaker 1: as well, and speaking of China, the bricks are not
Speaker 1: the first nations to do this. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: both China and Russia have been de dollarizing since twenty thirteen,
Speaker 1: so over a decade they've actively been doing this. This
Speaker 1: is from the US Congress Congressional Research Service. This is
Speaker 1: from twenty twenty one. This came out and it talks
Speaker 1: about for more than a decade in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 1: more than a decade, China and Russia have sought to
Speaker 1: reduce their use of the US US dollar or two
Speaker 1: D dollar highse So the whole world's been doing this.
Speaker 1: China and Russia to the largest countries in the world,
Speaker 1: have been doing this now for over a decade since
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one. And of course Russia got completely dedollarized
Speaker 1: and they got kicked out of the global financial system.
Speaker 1: So this is not a new thing. And what we
Speaker 1: can see here from this chart right here is you
Speaker 1: can actually see how this has been playing out. So
Speaker 1: for example, going back to twenty thirteen, the date that
Speaker 1: I gave you, you can see and read the Russian
Speaker 1: ruble has gone up a little bit. The green here
Speaker 1: is the US dollar. So while the US dollar was
Speaker 1: one hundred percent roughly back in twenty thirteen, about ninety
Speaker 1: eight percent, you can see how quickly it started to
Speaker 1: fall off of a cliff. Right here today we are
Speaker 1: just at about thirty percent. Meanwhile, the euro picked up
Speaker 1: a big chunk and then others right there. So the
Speaker 1: world is de dollarizing, whether Trump wants a two or not.
Speaker 1: And here's the key takeaway. The government doesn't tell us
Speaker 1: what money we want to use. I can pay you
Speaker 1: in dollars, I can pay you in euro yen. I
Speaker 1: can pay you with my iPhone, I can pay with
Speaker 1: my labor. You and I decide what we want to trade. Now,
Speaker 1: as you can see, this is changing rapidly. Now this
Speaker 1: all fits into my three cycles thesis of the eighty
Speaker 1: year financial revolution cycle, the tune of your political revolution cycle,
Speaker 1: and the fifty year technological revolution cycle that's playing out
Speaker 1: exactly like I've been laying out for the last couple
Speaker 1: of years. If you want to know how these three
Speaker 1: cycles come together, more specifically, give us an exact, detailed
Speaker 1: blueprint of how to invest over the next year. Then
Speaker 1: come check out next week. I have a link down below.
Speaker 1: Come hang out. I'm going to show you about fifty
Speaker 1: sixty slides. I answer all your questions live. If you
Speaker 1: want to take advantage of what's happening in the markets
Speaker 1: for the next year, you need to understand these cycles,
Speaker 1: all right, But let me show you what the bricks
Speaker 1: is doing next Okay, Now, why does this matter to
Speaker 1: the US. Why is Trump so mad about this? Why
Speaker 1: would other nationscare? Specifically the dollar? The dollar is the
Speaker 1: reserve currency of the world. As Trump said, no more
Speaker 1: planes as suckers. If you don't use the dollar, say
Speaker 1: goodbye to America. Why well, because of the decreasing for
Speaker 1: the US dollar. Now we can see that what the
Speaker 1: bricks are doing here is that there's growing economic and
Speaker 1: demographic heft. So they're trying to as the bricks get bigger,
Speaker 1: as all these nations are forming this coalition, that's what
Speaker 1: it is, a coalition. We'll get to that point in
Speaker 1: a minute. Ten bricks countries now comprise more than a
Speaker 1: quarter of the global economy and half of the world's population.
Speaker 1: So the coalition, this loose organization of a bunch of nations,
Speaker 1: are half of the world's population. Not a small number
Speaker 1: of people. But here's the problem. This growing membership, all
Speaker 1: these ragtag countries, with all these different policies and things
Speaker 1: they want to do, it brings new challenges, including increasing
Speaker 1: pushback from Western countries and divisions within the block. So
Speaker 1: not only do Western nations like Europe and the US
Speaker 1: not like this and pushback like what Trump is doing.
Speaker 1: But even within them, they don't trust each other. Each
Speaker 1: one has their own interests, which one wants to win,
Speaker 1: which one wants to be the most dominant, and so
Speaker 1: there's a lot of challenges that are here. Now we
Speaker 1: can see that some of the things that they want
Speaker 1: to do. The reasons why they're trying to do this
Speaker 1: is again, if they can coordinate their economic policy, then
Speaker 1: hopefully what they could do is they could reduce the
Speaker 1: reliance on the US dollar. Right again, this is what
Speaker 1: Trump is warning from the bricks. Leaders have long advocated
Speaker 1: for d dollarization. But again, it's not just the bricks.
Speaker 1: China and Russia have been doing this for a long time.
Speaker 1: It's what happens when the US continues to weaponize the
Speaker 1: dollar over and over. Now. The thing is, though, is
Speaker 1: it's not what most people think. You see, what most
Speaker 1: people have been talking about for a long time. I've
Speaker 1: made videos talking about this, is that the bricks want
Speaker 1: to launch their own currency. And that's what Trump was saying,
Speaker 1: if they launched their own currency, But that's not what
Speaker 1: the bricks are doing. The bricks are doing something much
Speaker 1: more different. What well, they want to create an alternative
Speaker 1: financial system. So they're trying to create a new currency,
Speaker 1: they're trying to create an entire new financial system. Now
Speaker 1: what they've created is this New Development Bank or NDB,
Speaker 1: and it can tingent reserve arrangement the CRA. And basically
Speaker 1: what they want to do is they want to replace
Speaker 1: the World Bank and the IMF. So the NDB mimics
Speaker 1: the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund the IMF,
Speaker 1: and they hope that alternative lending would reduce dependence on
Speaker 1: traditional funding sources again, the IMF and the World Bank.
Speaker 1: They want to reduce that. Why. Well, we'll get to
Speaker 1: why when we talk about the difference of what this
Speaker 1: alternative system can do. But ultimately it's intended to offer
Speaker 1: more flexibility, greater equality among shareholders, and easier access to
Speaker 1: funds than the World Bank. You see, when the World
Speaker 1: Bank and the IMF give out loans, those loans come
Speaker 1: with strings. You do what we want, do what we say,
Speaker 1: or you don't get any money, like, for example, shut
Speaker 1: down your entire energy sector, for example, don't grow your
Speaker 1: own food, and that's obviously bad for the nation. Why
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Speaker 1: And so all this money comes with strings. The bank
Speaker 1: has approved more so now going back to the NDB,
Speaker 1: they want to give money without the strings. The NAB
Speaker 1: has approved more than thirty two billion for a ninety
Speaker 1: six projects since it began in twenty sixteen. Thirty two
Speaker 1: billion sounds like a lot of money, but since twenty sixteen,
Speaker 1: not that long, then tob is more than five times
Speaker 1: smaller than the World Bank. So even though the bricks
Speaker 1: nations make up more than half of the world's population,
Speaker 1: the NDB Bank is five times smaller than the World Bank.
Speaker 1: And it says that the redesign the global financial system
Speaker 1: have fallen short as it maintains many of the practices
Speaker 1: of its competitors. So they're trying to create this alternative system,
Speaker 1: but in many ways it's almost the same way. And
Speaker 1: a lot of people stop right there and don't see
Speaker 1: what this next chapter is. But let me break this down. Now.
Speaker 1: I've done several videos on this already over the years,
Speaker 1: and I'm talking about this new financial system specifically around
Speaker 1: Project Mbridge, which is a project that the BIS Bank
Speaker 1: of International Settlements has worked on with many countries. Now
Speaker 1: this is data November of twenty twenty four. Project Mbridge
Speaker 1: reached the minimum viable products stage in mid twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: That means it now works, they can now use it.
Speaker 1: The minimumvile product the CBBAC platform shared among participants participating
Speaker 1: in central banks and commercial banks. In Bridge was a
Speaker 1: result of extensive collaboration started in twenty twenty one between
Speaker 1: the BIS, the Bank of the National Settlements, it's the
Speaker 1: central bankup of all central banks, the Bank of Thailand,
Speaker 1: central Bank of the United Arab em rights UAE will
Speaker 1: come back to that, the People's Bank of China of course,
Speaker 1: Hong Kong Monetary Authority, and the Saudi Central Bank will
Speaker 1: come back to that as well. It also addressed financial
Speaker 1: inclusion concerns. Now they don't want to just create a
Speaker 1: duplicate system. They need to create a new alternative system.
Speaker 1: And it's not about creating their own currency. It's about
Speaker 1: creating a new system to move money around. Now, again,
Speaker 1: while this sounds promising, I do want to just keep
Speaker 1: in mind that while their population is massive, the amount
Speaker 1: of economic heft that they have is relatively small. So
Speaker 1: we can see like India has this massive population but
Speaker 1: only three percent of GDP, whereas the United States has
Speaker 1: only four percent of the world population but twenty six
Speaker 1: percent of GDP. The rest of the bricks don't even
Speaker 1: register as a percent of GDP. And so while they
Speaker 1: seem to be threatening the US dollar, you have to
Speaker 1: keep in mind it is relatively small, but don't overlook that.
Speaker 1: So while it looks small, keep in mind it's just
Speaker 1: the beginning. Now, another reason why they want to do
Speaker 1: this is if they decrease demand for US dollar, they
Speaker 1: reduced the US leverage, right, so if they're not using
Speaker 1: this US dollar, the US dollar can't be weaponized against them,
Speaker 1: and not just weaponizing against them like sanctioned sanctioned sanctions.
Speaker 1: But more importantly, it's this the seniorage. It was a
Speaker 1: Chinese Chinese official that said about a year ago, I
Speaker 1: put in a video where he said that the US
Speaker 1: is able to print a one hundred dollars bill for
Speaker 1: like seventeen cents and send it to another country and
Speaker 1: extract one hundred dollars worth of goods for seventeen cents.
Speaker 1: That's what seniorage is. So it's unequal distribution of benefits
Speaker 1: because whoever prints the money gets the unequal distribution. It
Speaker 1: creates inflation for the rest of the world. So US
Speaker 1: exports that inflation. It creates economics distortions, and so that
Speaker 1: is what these nations are trying to get out of.
Speaker 1: But again, it's not about creating their own currency. So
Speaker 1: if it's not about creating a OWC currency, what are
Speaker 1: they really trying to do well. It's a new strategy, right,
Speaker 1: It's not about creating a new currency, it's about creating
Speaker 1: a new strategy altogether. So you can see Western sanctions,
Speaker 1: the US dollar status, the globals or currency are part
Speaker 1: of the story. Washington's immense influence over the global financial systems.
Speaker 1: They want to get out of that. But they want
Speaker 1: to do this not by creating their own currency. They
Speaker 1: want to do this by each country having their own
Speaker 1: national currency and then being able to just use their
Speaker 1: own currencies in trade between them. So instead of trying
Speaker 1: to figure out which currency they use, they'll each get
Speaker 1: to use their own and they'll use Project in Bridge,
Speaker 1: the new CBD system to trade their own currencies. That's
Speaker 1: the way they want to do it. And really you
Speaker 1: have China which is the largest player obviously in the bricks,
Speaker 1: with a massive share of global GDP. But what China's
Speaker 1: doing is different than what the US is doing. What
Speaker 1: China's doing is saying, hey, we're the biggest, we have
Speaker 1: the biggest GDP, but we're not going to tell you
Speaker 1: what to do. We're going to give everybody equal say
Speaker 1: and equal rights because we're not going to make you
Speaker 1: use the Chinese you on, everyone can just use their
Speaker 1: own currency and we'll just settle through Project Mbridge. So
Speaker 1: the China has taken a much different approach. While Trump
Speaker 1: is trying to threaten them, what China does is cooperation.
Speaker 1: Let's all just work together as opposed to competing competition.
Speaker 1: And even more importantly, going back to the NDB, it's
Speaker 1: sort of like the IMF. The difference is, again the
Speaker 1: IMF comes with all these political strings, whereas the NDB
Speaker 1: our loans with no politics. And so that's really what
Speaker 1: the bricks are doing. They're not trying to create a
Speaker 1: new currency. They're trying to create a new system where
Speaker 1: they can all have their own say, where nobody has
Speaker 1: an advantage, where they can get loans without political strings,
Speaker 1: and they don't have to worry about countries imposing senior
Speaker 1: je on them and shipping inflation to them. And that
Speaker 1: is what we're seeing now. Again, we all decide what
Speaker 1: we want to use as money, and so while the
Speaker 1: bricks are not creating their own currency, what they are
Speaker 1: doing is they're taking their surplus, their savings, and instead
Speaker 1: of moving it into US treasuries like they used to,
Speaker 1: now they're moving it into gold. For example, you can
Speaker 1: see since twenty thirteen, since the D dollarization happened, you
Speaker 1: can see central banks have been net buyers of gold,
Speaker 1: and they've been net sellers of US treasuries, and so nations,
Speaker 1: central banks around the world now are buying gold instead
Speaker 1: of US treasuries. So the D dollarization is happening, whether
Speaker 1: Trump wants it to or not. And he's misunderstanding that
Speaker 1: it's global cooperation, equal participation that's really driving this and
Speaker 1: wanting to get away from the weaponization, and by threatening
Speaker 1: more weaponization, it's really not going to do the trick. Now,
Speaker 1: what's the global impact of this globally and what does
Speaker 1: this mean to us? Well, globally, what this means is
Speaker 1: that we are death moving to a multipolar financial system. Again,
Speaker 1: the US dollar is the reserve standard of the world
Speaker 1: and it's going to continue to be that way for
Speaker 1: a while. However, as I already showed you, the share
Speaker 1: of global trade is falling off of a cliff and
Speaker 1: that will continue to happen. So what happens when that happens, Well,
Speaker 1: it'll affect global trade patterns. So, for example, as I said,
Speaker 1: the US has the scene ridge, they can print one
Speaker 1: hundred dollars for next to nothing and send that over
Speaker 1: and extract goods. But as the dollar's dominance continues to
Speaker 1: go down, the US won't enjoy as much scene ridge
Speaker 1: and that will change the way that global trade happens
Speaker 1: all over the world. It'll also influence prices and economic
Speaker 1: stability throughout the world. So as other nations are moving
Speaker 1: away from US treasuries and being afraid they'll be weaponized
Speaker 1: against them, and moving reserves to other assets like gold,
Speaker 1: it changes the power of balance and the stability. Now
Speaker 1: we can see that. One of the ways we're seeing
Speaker 1: this is we can see, like bitcoin has broke ninety
Speaker 1: three thousand dollars amid rumors that Saudi a Ray, the
Speaker 1: UAE or Qatar are buying. And so now we're seeing
Speaker 1: these bricks nations. These are nations Saudi UAE I told
Speaker 1: you they're part of Project Mbridge, and now they're moving
Speaker 1: into global commodities that people can't control, like gold and
Speaker 1: like bitcoin. We can also see countries like Russia who
Speaker 1: have been dedollarizing for over a decade and now, like
Speaker 1: I said, kicked out of the system. Russia's digital assets
Speaker 1: challenge Western sanctions. So this is a newly legalized cryptocurrency
Speaker 1: sector marks a major shift in the Kremlins approach to
Speaker 1: evading sanctions and undermining the US dollar. And so this
Speaker 1: just came out in November twenty first of this year.
Speaker 1: So we can see that these nations, these bricks nations, Brazil, Russia, India, China,
Speaker 1: Saudi Arabia, South Africa, et cetera, they're starting to move
Speaker 1: to a new system again, not trying to replace the dollar,
Speaker 1: each nation being able to save in gold or bitcoin
Speaker 1: or whatever they want and use their own currencies through
Speaker 1: a project in bridge type platform. Okay, so now that
Speaker 1: you understand that not about a new currency, it's about
Speaker 1: reshaping the global financial system. What does that mean for us?
Speaker 1: And how do we navigate this? More important than how
Speaker 1: do we profit from this? Well, a couple of things.
Speaker 1: Number One, we have to understand that our savings, in
Speaker 1: specifically dollars for us as Americans, they're going to continue
Speaker 1: to buy us less and less goods. Right, So in
Speaker 1: the future, your savings will continue to buy you less
Speaker 1: and less good so you're gonna have to learn how
Speaker 1: to offset that. The reason why is we're going to
Speaker 1: see inflation in the goods and services. So all of this,
Speaker 1: all of this decentralization is happening, is going to make
Speaker 1: global trade prices go up, so goods and services will
Speaker 1: cost more money. As well as when the demand, the
Speaker 1: global demand for dollars goes down, the US is going
Speaker 1: to have to buy more of their own currency by
Speaker 1: printing it, which will cause inflation. So those two things
Speaker 1: are going to cause a massive amount of inflation. We'll
Speaker 1: see fiat inflation because more central banks are going to
Speaker 1: be printing more currency. Now we're also going to see
Speaker 1: we're already starting to see I've be talking about for
Speaker 1: two years a shift away from fiat savings and even
Speaker 1: equities and into commodities. Why because all of these countries,
Speaker 1: the bricks nations, they're buying commodities, they're buying gold, they're
Speaker 1: holding uranium in the ground, they're holding oil. Russia has
Speaker 1: done really well with their oil, Saudi Arabia, et cetera.
Speaker 1: And they're moving to digital assets like bitcoin as well.
Speaker 1: And so we're going to be getting out of these things,
Speaker 1: moving into commodities around the world, and digital currencies are
Speaker 1: going to continue to rise. Now this plays out perfectly
Speaker 1: with the fifteen year cycle. I've been talking about this
Speaker 1: quantum wave leap, where there's four phases over a fifty
Speaker 1: year period where the entire global financial system changes. Right
Speaker 1: we have the eighty year financial cycle of fifty year
Speaker 1: tech cycle, and it's all converging right now. If you
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