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Trump, War, and the Dollar: Why is De-dollarization Slow but Not Stopping?During Donald Trump's second term, a clear fracture-line has emerged between America and the world: on one side, Trump is throwing threats, sanctions, and punishments to maintain the hegemony of the dollar, and on the other, many countries around the world are leaning towards de-dollarization, considering the same dollar as a 'systemic risk'. Geopolitical tensions and wartime conditions have had a clear but paradoxical effect on this process – in the short term, de-dollarization seems a bit slow, but in the long term, it is gaining momentum. 1. Trump's original 'aim': Dollar and its policy Donald Trump, especially in the term after 2024-25, has turned the dollar into a direct political and economic weapon. He has clearly stated that any country trying to reduce reliance on the dollar will have to face severe financial and trade penalties. The threat of 100% tariffs, secondary sanctions, and financial exclusion has become his standard toolbox. Trump's original aim was twofold: first, to maintain the monopoly of the American financial system by keeping the countries of the world dollar-dependent. Second, to use this same dollar policy as leverage to manipulate countries on his trade and political terms. However, this ultra-aggressive approach has prompted many countries to ask the question, 'What if the dollar becomes a risk rather than a security?' Thus, his campaign was to stop de-dollarization, but in reality, he has established de-dollarization as a kind of 'strategic requirement'. Trump's self-driven aggressive tariff policy has clearly signaled to the world that the dollar is no longer just the world's currency, but the main weapon of American hegemony. 2. China, the Gulf, and BRICS: The expansion of de-dollarization De-dollarization is no longer just a thought but has become a clear action plan. China is leading the way in increasing the use of the yuan – within areas like bank-to-bank settlements, cross-border trade, and debt restructuring, yuan exposure is clearly increasing. Especially the Gulf countries, with Saudi Arabia at the forefront, are now leaning towards conducting oil trade in yuan and local currencies. The petrodollar architecture (countries sell oil in dollars, and those dollars are invested in American treasury/assets) is delivering a direct shock to it. On the other hand, BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) and the new member countries associated with it are increasing their trade in local currencies and virtual reserves. In 2016, the dollar's share in global reserves was about 65.5%. According to data from 2025, its share has dropped to 57.7%. This number alone proves that de-dollarization is no longer just a slogan but has become a persistent financial-geopolitical trend. 3. Dollar in wartime: Security or risk? Wartime typically strengthens the 'flight-to-safety' model – people and governments rush to secure locations, where the dollar still remains the biggest name. The Ukraine war, constant tensions in the Middle East, the pressure-laden situation around the Taiwan Strait – all of these have once again positioned the dollar and American treasury bonds as 'safe-harbor'.

Trump, War, and the Dollar: Why is De-dollarization Slow but Not Stopping?

During Donald Trump's second term, a clear fracture-line has emerged between America and the world: on one side, Trump is throwing threats, sanctions, and punishments to maintain the hegemony of the dollar, and on the other, many countries around the world are leaning towards de-dollarization, considering the same dollar as a 'systemic risk'. Geopolitical tensions and wartime conditions have had a clear but paradoxical effect on this process – in the short term, de-dollarization seems a bit slow, but in the long term, it is gaining momentum. 1. Trump's original 'aim': Dollar and its policy Donald Trump, especially in the term after 2024-25, has turned the dollar into a direct political and economic weapon. He has clearly stated that any country trying to reduce reliance on the dollar will have to face severe financial and trade penalties. The threat of 100% tariffs, secondary sanctions, and financial exclusion has become his standard toolbox. Trump's original aim was twofold: first, to maintain the monopoly of the American financial system by keeping the countries of the world dollar-dependent. Second, to use this same dollar policy as leverage to manipulate countries on his trade and political terms. However, this ultra-aggressive approach has prompted many countries to ask the question, 'What if the dollar becomes a risk rather than a security?' Thus, his campaign was to stop de-dollarization, but in reality, he has established de-dollarization as a kind of 'strategic requirement'. Trump's self-driven aggressive tariff policy has clearly signaled to the world that the dollar is no longer just the world's currency, but the main weapon of American hegemony. 2. China, the Gulf, and BRICS: The expansion of de-dollarization De-dollarization is no longer just a thought but has become a clear action plan. China is leading the way in increasing the use of the yuan – within areas like bank-to-bank settlements, cross-border trade, and debt restructuring, yuan exposure is clearly increasing. Especially the Gulf countries, with Saudi Arabia at the forefront, are now leaning towards conducting oil trade in yuan and local currencies. The petrodollar architecture (countries sell oil in dollars, and those dollars are invested in American treasury/assets) is delivering a direct shock to it. On the other hand, BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) and the new member countries associated with it are increasing their trade in local currencies and virtual reserves. In 2016, the dollar's share in global reserves was about 65.5%. According to data from 2025, its share has dropped to 57.7%. This number alone proves that de-dollarization is no longer just a slogan but has become a persistent financial-geopolitical trend. 3. Dollar in wartime: Security or risk? Wartime typically strengthens the 'flight-to-safety' model – people and governments rush to secure locations, where the dollar still remains the biggest name. The Ukraine war, constant tensions in the Middle East, the pressure-laden situation around the Taiwan Strait – all of these have once again positioned the dollar and American treasury bonds as 'safe-harbor'.
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$BTTC Weekly Performance Report of the BitTorrent Client EcosystemIn the current software ecosystem, BitTorrent-based clients have remained a significant platform for a long time. According to their weekly performance reports, there is still a large number of global users actively present on this platform. This report not only reflects the popularity of download software but also sheds light on the organizational self-management capabilities and scalability of a P2P network. ���

$BTTC Weekly Performance Report of the BitTorrent Client Ecosystem

In the current software ecosystem, BitTorrent-based clients have remained a significant platform for a long time. According to their weekly performance reports, there is still a large number of global users actively present on this platform. This report not only reflects the popularity of download software but also sheds light on the organizational self-management capabilities and scalability of a P2P network. ���
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US intelligence threat assessment in March 2026, Middle East conflict, and Pakistan's economic situation.This report is based on highlighting global geopolitical tensions. ��� US Threat Assessment 2026 US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard presented the 2026 annual threat assessment to the Senate Intelligence Committee, identifying Russia, China, North Korea, Iran, and Pakistan as major missile threats to the US.

US intelligence threat assessment in March 2026, Middle East conflict, and Pakistan's economic situation.

This report is based on highlighting global geopolitical tensions. ���
US Threat Assessment 2026
US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard presented the 2026 annual threat assessment to the Senate Intelligence Committee, identifying Russia, China, North Korea, Iran, and Pakistan as major missile threats to the US.
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Zedxion Exchange: Shell Company Violation in Britain and Links to IRGCIntroduction and Recent Events Britain's Corporate Registry Companies House has initiated enforcement action against the cryptocurrency platform Zedxion Exchange Ltd. This company was designated in January 2026 by U.S. authorities for processing funds linked to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). The violation notice clearly states that the information in the company's incorporation report was "misleading, false, or fraudulent." The investigation revealed that both the name and photo of the director listed in the registration were fake – created using stock photos and fictitious details. This action utilizes new powers under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023.

Zedxion Exchange: Shell Company Violation in Britain and Links to IRGC

Introduction and Recent Events
Britain's Corporate Registry Companies House has initiated enforcement action against the cryptocurrency platform Zedxion Exchange Ltd. This company was designated in January 2026 by U.S. authorities for processing funds linked to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). The violation notice clearly states that the information in the company's incorporation report was "misleading, false, or fraudulent." The investigation revealed that both the name and photo of the director listed in the registration were fake – created using stock photos and fictitious details. This action utilizes new powers under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023.
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Long-term Price Assessment and Comprehensive Analysis of BTTC (BitTorrent Chain)Introduction: BitTorrent Chain (BTTC), which is a combination of the BitTorrent and TRON communities, is emerging as a significant project in blockchain technology. From a long-term perspective on the price movement of BTTC, it is essential to analyze its market trends, technical indicators, and historical data.

Long-term Price Assessment and Comprehensive Analysis of BTTC (BitTorrent Chain)

Introduction:
BitTorrent Chain (BTTC), which is a combination of the BitTorrent and TRON communities, is emerging as a significant project in blockchain technology. From a long-term perspective on the price movement of BTTC, it is essential to analyze its market trends, technical indicators, and historical data.
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BTT-MiCA Whitepaper Comprehensive Analysis Report This report covers each point of the BitTorrent Token (BTT) MiCA whitepaper. This document, created in accordance with the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulations (Regulation (EU) 2023/1114), details the features, offerings, technology, risks, and more of BTT. It is not approved by any regulatory authority and warns investors that the value of BTT may decrease, it may not be sold, and it is not a security.

BTT-MiCA Whitepaper Comprehensive Analysis Report

This report covers each point of the BitTorrent Token (BTT) MiCA whitepaper. This document, created in accordance with the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulations (Regulation (EU) 2023/1114), details the features, offerings, technology, risks, and more of BTT. It is not approved by any regulatory authority and warns investors that the value of BTT may decrease, it may not be sold, and it is not a security.
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China-Iran Alliance and Risks for the US DollarConditions for yuan-payment in Hormuz. In today’s global framework, the US dollar is not just a currency but acts as a power resource. In recent years, the close economic-political alignment of China and Iran has posed a direct challenge to this power resource, especially in the oil trade and petro-finance sector. Recent reports suggest that Iran may impose a condition to use the Chinese yuan instead of the US dollar for oil transportation around the Strait of Hormuz. This seemingly small step could actually become a completely new potential risk for the dollar-based global economy.

China-Iran Alliance and Risks for the US Dollar

Conditions for yuan-payment in Hormuz.
In today’s global framework, the US dollar is not just a currency but acts as a power resource. In recent years, the close economic-political alignment of China and Iran has posed a direct challenge to this power resource, especially in the oil trade and petro-finance sector. Recent reports suggest that Iran may impose a condition to use the Chinese yuan instead of the US dollar for oil transportation around the Strait of Hormuz. This seemingly small step could actually become a completely new potential risk for the dollar-based global economy.
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Increasing tension between India and Iran in the Middle EastThe continuous attacks by America and Israel on Iran have made the war in the Middle East more severe, with India trying to protect its interests by increasing diplomatic talks with Iran. �� Fresh situation of war

Increasing tension between India and Iran in the Middle East

The continuous attacks by America and Israel on Iran have made the war in the Middle East more severe, with India trying to protect its interests by increasing diplomatic talks with Iran. ��
Fresh situation of war
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What happens if NATO is forced to join the war between America-Israel and Iran?If NATO joins the war between America-Israel and Iran, what are the main interests of Russia-China-India at risk, and to what extent can these countries take steps for their defense? The main interests and risks of Russia include the security of European borders, the Ukraine front, the Black Sea, Baltic, and Arctic regions.

What happens if NATO is forced to join the war between America-Israel and Iran?

If NATO joins the war between America-Israel and Iran, what are the main interests of Russia-China-India at risk, and to what extent can these countries take steps for their defense? The main interests and risks of Russia include the security of European borders, the Ukraine front, the Black Sea, Baltic, and Arctic regions.
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American Bonds and NATO: Financial Power and Potential 'Blackmail'American bonds, NATO, and potential 'blackmail': The geopolitical landscape does not only revolve around rocket-drones and military games; a significant maneuver is also taking place regarding American treasury bonds and the dollar-financial system. NATO countries – particularly in Europe – are major creditors of the U.S., and they are also dependent on the dollar system. This connection raises the question of whether America can blackmail NATO countries in terms of bonds to compel them to participate in the war?

American Bonds and NATO: Financial Power and Potential 'Blackmail'

American bonds, NATO, and potential 'blackmail':
The geopolitical landscape does not only revolve around rocket-drones and military games; a significant maneuver is also taking place regarding American treasury bonds and the dollar-financial system. NATO countries – particularly in Europe – are major creditors of the U.S., and they are also dependent on the dollar system. This connection raises the question of whether America can blackmail NATO countries in terms of bonds to compel them to participate in the war?
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A hypothetical, yet logical and political-military assessment based on potential scenarios1. A situation characterized by simple features Currently, a chaotic war is ongoing between Iran and Israel–America: missile-drone attacks, naval movements, cyber-drone operations, and direct or indirect fire through Iran's allied groups (Hezbollah, Houthis, Shia militias). America and its allies are continuously exerting pressure and conducting limited attacks on Iran, but there is currently no united front appearing 'with NATO's complete frontline' behind it. Instead, many NATO countries (France, Germany, Britain, etc.) have leaned towards restraint and diplomacy. Now let us assume that Trump and America successfully pull NATO countries into active engagement in this war – that is, NATO countries together exerting pressure against Iran through air strikes, naval conflict, and perhaps even on a nuclear-related front.

A hypothetical, yet logical and political-military assessment based on potential scenarios

1. A situation characterized by simple features
Currently, a chaotic war is ongoing between Iran and Israel–America: missile-drone attacks, naval movements, cyber-drone operations, and direct or indirect fire through Iran's allied groups (Hezbollah, Houthis, Shia militias). America and its allies are continuously exerting pressure and conducting limited attacks on Iran, but there is currently no united front appearing 'with NATO's complete frontline' behind it. Instead, many NATO countries (France, Germany, Britain, etc.) have leaned towards restraint and diplomacy. Now let us assume that Trump and America successfully pull NATO countries into active engagement in this war – that is, NATO countries together exerting pressure against Iran through air strikes, naval conflict, and perhaps even on a nuclear-related front.
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"Turmoil" between America and NATO countries regarding the Iran WarToday's Middle East is embroiled in a political-social turmoil between America, NATO, and their allies surrounding Iran. The pressure against Iran, the possibility of war, the intelligence-drone-missile game, and the tensions between America and NATO in related alliances are the main focus.

"Turmoil" between America and NATO countries regarding the Iran War

Today's Middle East is embroiled in a political-social turmoil between America, NATO, and their allies surrounding Iran. The pressure against Iran, the possibility of war, the intelligence-drone-missile game, and the tensions between America and NATO in related alliances are the main focus.
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India's Nuclear Security StrategyResistance to Attack and Future Preparations India, as a nuclear power, has nuclear attack resistance as a key pillar of national security. Amid rising threats from neighboring countries, India has developed strategies such as Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD), satellite systems, and a No First Use (NFU) policy. This article will discuss its details, capabilities, and the need for improvements.

India's Nuclear Security Strategy

Resistance to Attack and Future Preparations India, as a nuclear power, has nuclear attack resistance as a key pillar of national security. Amid rising threats from neighboring countries, India has developed strategies such as Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD), satellite systems, and a No First Use (NFU) policy. This article will discuss its details, capabilities, and the need for improvements.
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America's massive debt crisis threatens the global economy.America's massive debt crisis threatens the global economy. Let's understand the intensity, causes, and effects of this crisis in detail. America's current debt situationAmerica's official national debt surpassed 38 trillion dollars in 2026, which is about 124 percent of GDP. This includes federal, state, household, and corporate debt, as well as future costs of unfunded liabilities such as Social Security and Medicare. Annual interest payments have exceeded 1 trillion dollars, which is taking up a large portion of this budget. 

America's massive debt crisis threatens the global economy.

America's massive debt crisis threatens the global economy. Let's understand the intensity, causes, and effects of this crisis in detail. America's current debt situationAmerica's official national debt surpassed 38 trillion dollars in 2026, which is about 124 percent of GDP. This includes federal, state, household, and corporate debt, as well as future costs of unfunded liabilities such as Social Security and Medicare. Annual interest payments have exceeded 1 trillion dollars, which is taking up a large portion of this budget. 
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Introduction to the eternal ritual of decision-making under the guidance of three deitiesIntroduction to the eternal ritual of decision-making under the guidance of three deities: The triad of decisions in eternal dharma is a continuous process of creation, preservation, and transformation in life. The method of consulting the three great deities – Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva – before making any major decision brings these principles to life. This ritual states: "Make any decision by consulting the three (deities). If any one of them gives a vague response, do not make the decision."

Introduction to the eternal ritual of decision-making under the guidance of three deities

Introduction to the eternal ritual of decision-making under the guidance of three deities:
The triad of decisions in eternal dharma is a continuous process of creation, preservation, and transformation in life. The method of consulting the three great deities – Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva – before making any major decision brings these principles to life. This ritual states: "Make any decision by consulting the three (deities). If any one of them gives a vague response, do not make the decision."
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Fluctuations in oil prices and trade uncertainty due to Gulf countries' measures to reduce investments with America.Based on reports from the Financial Times (FT), Gulf countries are reconsidering contracts and investments with America. Background Economic pressure has increased on the main economies of the Gulf – Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, and Qatar – due to the America-Israel war against Iran.

Fluctuations in oil prices and trade uncertainty due to Gulf countries' measures to reduce investments with America.

Based on reports from the Financial Times (FT), Gulf countries are reconsidering contracts and investments with America. Background Economic pressure has increased on the main economies of the Gulf – Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, and Qatar – due to the America-Israel war against Iran.
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Analysis of XAU/USD (Gold vs. US Dollar)This chart is an analysis of XAU/USD (Gold vs. US Dollar), showing candlestick, EMA, Bollinger Bands, and volume. According to recent data, the price of gold is around ₹5,379 and the bullish trend is ongoing. The main components of the chart show candlestick with EMA (straight line), Bollinger Bands (upper-lower bands), and SuperTrend (red-forward line) in the upper chart. The lower chart contains EMA, Bollinger Bands, SAR (parabolic dots), MACD (red-histogram bars), and volume.

Analysis of XAU/USD (Gold vs. US Dollar)

This chart is an analysis of XAU/USD (Gold vs. US Dollar), showing candlestick, EMA, Bollinger Bands, and volume. According to recent data, the price of gold is around ₹5,379 and the bullish trend is ongoing. The main components of the chart show candlestick with EMA (straight line), Bollinger Bands (upper-lower bands), and SuperTrend (red-forward line) in the upper chart. The lower chart contains EMA, Bollinger Bands, SAR (parabolic dots), MACD (red-histogram bars), and volume.
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