Trump’s Worst Nightmare Unfolds: The Global Plan to End the Dollar

EDITOR'S NOTES

While Washington continues to distract the masses with partisan theater, BRICS nations are quietly executing the most coordinated and consequential financial realignment since Bretton Woods. From massive gold accumulation to the rollout of alternative currency infrastructure, the end of U.S. dollar dominance is not just probable—it’s imminent. This article explores what’s happening behind the scenes and why every American must prepare now for a post-dollar world.

Mr. Anderson Aug 26, 25

The BRICS Bombshell: Why the Dollar’s Endgame Has Already Begun

What happens when the rest of the world decides they no longer need your currency? That question isn’t hypothetical anymore. According to an article by Loredana Harsana, it’s the foundation of a new reality—one where the U.S. dollar is no longer king.

In 2025 alone, BRICS central banks purchased a staggering 166 tonnes of gold—a 41% increase from the norm. That’s not diversification. That’s war preparation in monetary terms. What’s unfolding isn’t merely a diversification from the dollar—it’s a strategic decoupling from Western control.

And it's happening at record speed.

The Gold Accumulation Nobody in Washington Wants to Talk About

When nations like China, Russia, and India start hoarding gold at this scale, they’re not betting on the dollar—they're betting against it. Over 36,000 tonnes of gold now sit in the coffers of central banks across the BRICS coalition. Why?

Because gold is trust, and the dollar is no longer perceived as honest money.

The CEO of Perseus Mining recently stated, “Gold is not merely a hedge, but also a form of insurance against the fragility of the global monetary system.” In other words, this isn't insurance in case the system collapses—it's insurance because it already has.

The Real Meaning Behind Trump’s Crypto Pivot

Some are surprised to hear that the Trump family has accumulated $4 billion in crypto holdings. They shouldn’t be. Trump may have once criticized Bitcoin, but even he can read the signs. Crypto—and especially blockchain—offers a lifeline out of a financial system that’s now openly hostile to sovereignty.

The real message here? Even former presidents don’t trust the dollar anymore.

As BRICS rolls out plans for a new currency in 2026, complete with digital payment rails and trade agreements in yuan, rupees, and rubles, Trump’s fear—that American control of global money would evaporate—is no longer a fear. It’s a fact.

Why This Time Is Different: The BRICS Currency Isn’t a Pipe Dream

We’ve heard this song before. The euro, the yuan, the SDR. None dethroned the dollar. So why is this different?

Because this time, there’s alignment of strategy, not just sentiment.

India is spearheading payment platforms outside of SWIFT.
China and Saudi Arabia inked a $50 billion yuan oil deal, bypassing the petrodollar entirely.
Russia and Turkey are leveraging their gold stockpiles to trade outside the dollar with growing ease.

And with BRICS controlling 46% of the global population and nearly 37% of global GDP, they no longer need the dollar—they just needed a replacement. That replacement is now being built in full view.

But What About the Risks to BRICS? Don’t They Have Internal Issues?

Absolutely. Disparate economies, power imbalances (China’s dominance), and political frictions remain. But here’s the key: they’re still moving forward.

That’s the fatal miscalculation the West always makes—assuming disunity means inaction. But necessity breeds cooperation. And necessity is screaming across the developing world: “Get out of the dollar system before it collapses under its own weight.”

Prediction: A Post-Dollar World Is No Longer a Warning. It’s a Timeline.

Here’s where this all leads:

The BRICS currency launches in 2026, gold-backed or at least partially tethered to commodity value.
U.S. Treasury bonds become harder to sell, forcing interest rates up and inflating the debt burden.
Dollar demand shrinks, especially as oil, rare earths, and other critical commodities are traded in alternative units.
The U.S. loses its “exorbitant privilege” and with it, the ability to print and spend without consequence.

De-dollarization isn’t just a risk. It’s a certainty.

Closing Thoughts: Trump Warned You. Now What?

While Trump’s fears have been realized, his warnings went unheeded. The mainstream media laughed. The globalists kept printing. And average Americans kept trusting a currency backed by nothing but debt and warfare.

Now the world has turned.

The dollar isn't dying because BRICS wants it to. It's dying because we hollowed it out from the inside—through fiscal insanity, centralized control, and weaponized finance.

The BRICS didn’t kill the dollar. We did.