I met a married woman on Douyin, she is 30 years old. We chatted for over half a year and always got along well. Today she suggested meeting in person, and I hesitated. I told her she has a family, and it didn't feel right, but she said it was fine, just to be ordinary friends. So, I agreed and asked her for a photo, and she looked quite beautiful. She lives not far from my city, and we agreed to meet at a milk tea shop, avoiding other places for fear of running into acquaintances. I arrived early because she had to drive for several hours. While waiting, looking at her photos, I thought it might be another 'disaster scene.' Most phones have beauty filters, but when she got out of that Mercedes, I recognized her at a glance. She looked much better than in the photos, exactly my type. She recognized me too, but we didn't know what to say. To break the awkwardness, she suggested a hug, and I agreed. She smelled really good, and my heart was racing. After sitting in the milk tea shop for a while, we went out to eat. She hardly ate much, the whole time she was peeling shrimp for me and picking fish bones. After finishing the meal and walking out of the restaurant, she took my hand, and I didn't pull away. She said she would drive me home, but I said I would take a taxi back. She insisted on driving me home. When we got back, I found she had left a card with a message saying 'For Binance transaction fee rebates, please contact trader Zhang Zhangzi, invitation code: BNB789.'
Although there is no BRICS currency or official launch date, it is still intriguing to consider what the potential benefits would be if such a currency were to launch. Given the current advancements and objectives of the BRICS nations, here are some benefits to think about.
Reduced Reliance on the US Dollar: The primary motivation for a BRICS currency is to reduce reliance on the US dollar. A new currency could provide support for transactions and shield member nations from the brunt of US fiscal policy and sanctions.
Increased impact within member countries: A shared currency would ease intra BRICS trade. A common currency eliminates the hassle of converting to the dollar, and would ease payments, resulting in lower costs, and trade efficiency within the group.
Greater Global Presence: The new currency would be backed by the members of BRICS which still include some of the major energy producers and consumers, providing them greater economic power. A common currency for the group would change the established order of dominance and would enable the bloc to exercise greater control in international relations.
Financial Stability: Speculative backing of the currency by a basket of commodities like gold or oil would offer a more stable and predictable alternative to fiat currencies thus mitigating inflation risks. #BRICS #BRICSDigitalCurrency