BRICS has developed nBRIDGE, a decentralized digital currency exchange system using gold as a stable store of value for settling trade imbalances and enabling direct energy transactions between member nations.
The alliance is incentivizing countries like Brazil to participate while maintaining neutrality, allowing them to balance support for BRICS without declaring allegiance to either side of the global economic divide.
BRICS aims to isolate themselves from the debt problems associated with the US dollar-based system, which has reached an endgame due to escalating interest expenses and annual US budget deficits.
BRICS’ diplomatic and economic cooperation has been strengthened by dissatisfaction with IMF and UN system’s representation of emerging economies, particularly Brazil, Russia, India, and China, which have been marginalized for over half a century.
The alliance is growing bilateral settlements in local currencies, setting FX rates, and increasing multilateral settlements, with the transition to a true multilateral system dependent on the monetization path of gold.
BRICS is reducing the power of US sanctions by enabling countries to conduct business without violating them, while these sanctions act as capital controls on the West, creating a financial Iron Curtain.
Gold is likely to appreciate multi-decadeally as a store of value, while silver will increase in value compared to currencies but not necessarily to gold, with atomic elements potentially being the next asset class to be monetized.
BRICS’ use of gold for settling trade imbalances, particularly in energy transactions, could lead to a more stable energy pricing structure, benefiting all parties by maintaining stability in global energy prices.
The US government’s career politicians, bribed with annual salaries, have created a system of overregulation and excessive lawmaking, leading to a dictatorship-like environment rather than a true democracy.
SEC and CFTC overregulation has forced investors to choose between stocks, bonds, and commodities, with fund managers acting like used car salesmen promoting their own assets.
The FED’s policies of quantitative easing and low interest rates are causing inflation, while the national debt is exponentially increasing, with interest expenditures exceeding $1 trillion this year.
The US trade deficit is a result of measuring dollar flow rather than actual goods traded; if allocated by company flag, the US would have a trade surplus.
Neocons in the Biden administration are allegedly trying to provoke World War III to prevent Trump’s return, as he would likely fire them.
The 2014 Ukrainian Revolution was orchestrated by neocons who installed their own government and instructed Ukraine to attack the DBAS, labeling them as terrorists to justify separation.
The 2020 US presidential election was allegedly rigged in Congress, not at the polls, with Pelosi’s emergency rules allowing only 53 people on the floor to prevent challenging states.
Trump is seeking recess appointments to bypass Senate confirmation, demanding the ability to install his own people without delay, as he did with Strzok and Shand.
China is preparing for reduced US trade by focusing on strengthening alliances with developing countries like Mexico, Vietnam, and Europe, and exploring opportunities in Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East.
Despite geopolitical uncertainty, top-performing Chinese companies, especially in EVs and high-tech, are pursuing global expansion as the only viable strategy due to fierce domestic competition.
China’s real estate crisis, with 140 million vacant housing units and numerous developer defaults, has significantly impacted consumer spending and savings patterns.
The government’s flexible stimulus policies, including a potential 10 trillion RMB package, aim to boost growth, consumption, foreign capital, and stability, but their real impact on the economy will take time to materialize.
China’s aging population and low fertility rate are projected to shrink the population by half by 2100, but potential interfamily transfers and underemployed rural workers could mitigate economic impacts.
Despite advancements in 5G, AI, and semiconductors, China’s potential to become the foremost competitive technological player globally has been hampered by curbs on finance and regulatory scrutiny.
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