The new currency linkage of 19 countries: the global financial system is quietly being reshaped

2026-01-09 14:20:13

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【Crypto World】BRICS countries are about to launch a new currency, and a signal has just been sent—ASEAN countries are acting quickly. Brunei, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam have all confirmed that they will adopt the new currency immediately once it officially launches. Additionally, Indonesia has recently officially joined the BRICS alliance, which means that nearly 19 countries may use this new system in transactions in the future.

This is not just a regional matter. Fundamentally, the global financial order is undergoing adjustments. Countries are looking for ways to reduce dependence on the US dollar—both at the official level and in private transactions. Multinational cooperation to promote the new currency reflects a desire for economic independence and also highlights the current trend of financial system diversification. For those paying attention to macroeconomic cycles and asset allocation, such signals should not be ignored. The wave of financial decentralization is beginning to verify its feasibility at the national level.

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LiquidityOracle

· 15h ago

Wow, 19 countries? If this really takes off, the US dollar hegemony will tremble three times over. Wait, on second thought, can this new currency system really work, or is it just another political show? ASEAN jumping on board so quickly feels like there's a big move behind the scenes. Basically, it's de-dollarization, I've been expecting this day for a long time. But the key is whether it can truly become liquid... that's the core issue. Decentralized finance sounds good, but the practical difficulty must be off the charts. By the way, if it succeeds, will the USDT in your hands still be stable?

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FloorPriceNightmare

· 01-10 23:19

Wow, 19 countries coming together? This time the US dollar must be panicking, really a change is coming --- ASEAN's coordination this time is quite fierce, leaving no one out… The US is a bit overwhelmed this time --- De-dollarization is finally no longer just talk, it's really moving forward --- Speaking of which, if this really unfolds, our asset allocation strategy will have to change completely… --- On the day the BRICS new currency launches, the crypto world will go crazy… --- It's good if it can reduce dependence on the US dollar, but how long this system can last is really hard to say --- Wait, with so many countries coming together, that requires a huge level of consensus… --- Feels like witnessing history, although I don’t really understand how global finance operates haha --- 19 countries… the trading volume must be terrifying --- If this move really materializes, long-term holders will make a lot of money

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DoomCanister

· 01-09 14:49

Really? 19 countries are already on board so quickly? Southeast Asia's move is a bit aggressive. The US dollar's dominance is about to loosen, and this time it might be for real. After talking about de-dollarization for so long, we're finally seeing concrete actions. Once the BRICS currencies are implemented, there will definitely be a domino effect. If this new system works smoothly, the traditional financial landscape will change dramatically. Speaking of which, ASEAN's quick response suggests that a major power is behind the push. The era of multipolarity has truly arrived; what the crypto community has been discussing is now happening officially. If this succeeds, the logic behind asset allocation will need to be completely rewritten. But will the US sit and wait? Let's wait and see the subsequent moves.

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MEVSandwich

· 01-09 14:48

Nineteen countries banding together, the timeline for US dollar hegemony is getting a bit tight. Decentralization is turning dreams into reality, and this is the rhythm I believe in. ASEAN countries are really not idle with this move; they jumped on the new currency as soon as it launched, indicating everyone has been ready for a while. Financial multipolarization means no one has to obediently follow one leader anymore. Honestly, this development is more solid than some positive news. In terms of benchmark configuration, this signal is not to be taken lightly. The days of the US dollar dancing alone may truly be numbered.

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GasFeeVictim

· 01-09 14:44

19 countries in coordination? Now the US can't sit still, haha --- It's called de-dollarization in a nice way, but in a harsh way, it's each doing their own thing. Truly coordinated efforts are unlikely --- ASEAN's speed is so fast, it feels like someone is pushing from behind --- Asset allocation must keep up with the pace, or you'll really fall behind --- Diversification is good, but can this new currency system really operate stably? I'm a bit skeptical --- Indonesia's move is crucial; Southeast Asia's influence will be even greater --- Wait, can 19 countries really be united? How will they handle利益分配 --- This is true financial innovation, unlike some public chains that boast every day --- Laughing out loud, central banks are finally starting to play with decentralization --- Dollar hegemony is coming to an end, is this serious this time

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FlashLoanPrince

· 01-09 14:43

Damn, 19 countries showing this kind of stance, the US dollar is really getting nervous. ASEAN's coordination speed this time is a bit intimidating. Decoupling from the US dollar has finally shifted from talk to actual action, which is quite interesting. But to be honest, the real implementation depends on how things proceed next; signing agreements alone is not enough. If this really succeeds, asset allocation will need to be reconsidered. Southeast Asia is indeed undergoing a major change, and we have to pay close attention. It feels like this is the biggest event worth watching this year, more important than anything else. 19 countries working together? No wonder the market has been so volatile lately; the clues were right here. In the process of restructuring the financial system, whoever keeps up will profit—simple and straightforward. The night before the new system goes live, this time window is the most critical. Thinking back to those failed currency experiments before, can this one succeed?

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FallingLeaf

· 01-09 14:27

Really? The scale across 19 countries is a bit shocking. --- Decentralizing from the US dollar is inevitable sooner or later. ASEAN's move is really quick. --- Wait, if this really unfolds, will we need to reallocate assets? --- Financial decentralization starting at the national level? Interesting. --- It feels like the global financial landscape is about to be reshuffled. What do you think? --- Could this move be the beginning of the next big cycle? --- It sounds good, but the key is how well the follow-up execution will be. --- 19 countries... The US dollar's position is about to loosen. --- The trend toward diversification has been predicted by us long ago. Why now? --- That reminds me of a saying: history always repeats itself.

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