Well whether you believe it or not, dedollarisation is happening and has been happening for a couple of years now. Reducing it to silly statements like "dollar is done" is not going to change that fact; and you can't make silly conclusions like "because dollar is not done and US has not disappeared from maps then nobody must have been dedollarising"!!! That is not and was not ever the definition of dedollarising. Dedollarising is the process of abandoning usage of the biggest monetary scam of our time called dollar and replacing it with other means of payment like what has been happening in different blocs of power in the New World Order (eg. in Asia, among BRICS nations, among SCO members, ...). That is a process that has been happening for a while now and it is already proved to be successful considering the massive fall in usage of dollar for international trade. Something that was once around 90% of all trades is now heading toward 40%. US will not disappear from maps and it will continue to have its fiat called dollar but in the future the world will not depend on it as it was once. BTW the gigantic rise of gold price to unpresented levels ($4500+) is another sign of dedollarisation as the world replaces the devaluating dollar of US with $38.5 trillion debt with hard and reliable assets such as gold in their reserves.
Well whether you believe it or not, dedollarisation is happening and has been happening for a couple of years now. Reducing it to silly statements like "dollar is done" is not going to change that fact; and you can't make silly conclusions like "because dollar is not done and US has not disappeared from maps then nobody must have been dedollarising"!!! That is not and was not ever the definition of dedollarising. Dedollarising is the process of abandoning usage of the biggest monetary scam of our time called dollar and replacing it with other means of payment like what has been happening in different blocs of power in the New World Order (eg. in Asia, among BRICS nations, among SCO members, ...). That is a process that has been happening for a while now and it is already proved to be successful considering the massive fall in usage of dollar for international trade. Something that was once around 90% of all trades is now heading toward 40%. US will not disappear from maps and it will continue to have its fiat called dollar but in the future the world will not depend on it as it was once. BTW the gigantic rise of gold price to unpresented levels ($4500+) is another sign of dedollarisation as the world replaces the devaluating dollar of US with $38.5 trillion debt with hard and reliable assets such as gold in their reserves.

Well whether you believe it or not, dedollarisation is happening and has been happening for a couple of years now. Reducing it to silly statements like "dollar is done" is not going to change that fact; and you can't make silly conclusions like "because dollar is not done and US has not disappeared from maps then nobody must have been dedollarising"!!! That is not and was not ever the definition of dedollarising. Dedollarising is the process of abandoning usage of the biggest monetary scam of our time called dollar and replacing it with other means of payment like what has been happening in different blocs of power in the New World Order (eg. in Asia, among BRICS nations, among SCO members, ...). That is a process that has been happening for a while now and it is already proved to be successful considering the massive fall in usage of dollar for international trade. Something that was once around 90% of all trades is now heading toward 40%. US will not disappear from maps and it will continue to have its fiat called dollar but in the future the world will not depend on it as it was once. BTW the gigantic rise of gold price to unpresented levels ($4500+) is another sign of dedollarisation as the world replaces the devaluating dollar of US with $38.5 trillion debt with hard and reliable assets such as gold in their reserves.

Well whether you believe it or not, dedollarisation is happening and has been happening for a couple of years now. Reducing it to silly statements like "dollar is done" is not going to change that fact; and you can't make silly conclusions like "because dollar is not done and US has not disappeared from maps then nobody must have been dedollarising"!!! That is not and was not ever the definition of dedollarising. Dedollarising is the process of abandoning usage of the biggest monetary scam of our time called dollar and replacing it with other means of payment like what has been happening in different blocs of power in the New World Order (eg. in Asia, among BRICS nations, among SCO members, ...). That is a process that has been happening for a while now and it is already proved to be successful considering the massive fall in usage of dollar for international trade. Something that was once around 90% of all trades is now heading toward 40%. US will not disappear from maps and it will continue to have its fiat called dollar but in the future the world will not depend on it as it was once. BTW the gigantic rise of gold price to unpresented levels ($4500+) is another sign of dedollarisation as the world replaces the devaluating dollar of US with $38.5 trillion debt with hard and reliable assets such as gold in their reserves.