BRICS Payment is here! Will the crypto market迎来 a 10x狂暴 bull run?

Just now, a major news story went viral: BRICS countries are about to launch their own digital currency payment system.

Many people are still viewing this as international news, but seasoned crypto insiders have already sensed the familiar smell—this script is exactly the same as when Bitcoin surged after SWIFT sanctions on Russia.

Don’t rush to jump in; let’s calmly analyze: what does this really mean for the crypto world?

The core logic is simple: de-dollarization is the biggest catalyst for digital currencies.

In the past, global trade settlements were monopolized by SWIFT, the “dollar toll booth.” But now, BRICS—accounting for 40% of the world’s population and including major economies like China, Russia, and Brazil—are teaming up to create a new system. Essentially, it’s starting from scratch. But here’s the question: after the new system is built, what currency will be used for settlements?

This is the opportunity for the crypto market.

Because whether it’s BRICS or smaller countries that have been “choked” by the dollar, they face the same pain point: I don’t trust your fiat currency, and you don’t trust mine. So, what do we trust?

The answer is: mathematics.

During the rollout of the BRICS payment system, two types of digital currencies will see epic demand:

First, naturally neutral hard assets. For example, Bitcoin. When countries refuse to compromise on settlement currencies, a digital asset without an issuer and not controlled by any single nation becomes the best “consensus intermediary.” That’s why Bitcoin reacts to geopolitical turmoil—it’s not a safe-haven asset; it’s a “sovereignty-avoidance asset.”

Second, stablecoins pegged to real assets. For example, when China buys Brazilian soybeans or India buys Russian oil, the most likely settlement method is stablecoins backed by gold or other commodities. Because physical collateral is more reassuring than government backing in today’s environment.

Looking at market signals: each time the dollar’s trust is overextended, Bitcoin rises. From the freezing of Russian assets during the Russia-Ukraine war to the current BRICS’ new start, trust in sovereign currencies is shifting. The end point of this shift will be a total explosion of crypto assets.

So, the conclusion is clear: in the next few years, the crypto market will迎来 a super bull market.

This is not just a narrative within the crypto space; it’s a fundamental demand driven by the reshaping of global trade. When dozens of countries need a new settlement tool independent of the dollar, the market size is enough to make Bitcoin multiply several times, even tenfold.

Of course, this won’t happen overnight, and the process will inevitably involve intense volatility. But the big direction is set: the dollar hegemony is cracking open, and the light of crypto is shining through.

Finally, one question: when your money is no longer called “USD,” do you think the world will be better or more chaotic? Share your thoughts in the comments.