De-Dollarization and the Central Bank Shift to Other Assets

How Global Finance Is Quietly Abandoning the U.S. Dollar—and What Comes Next

De: AJ Wilder

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The dollar dominated global finance for over 70 years. That era is ending—quietly, methodically, and irreversibly.

De-Dollarized is a brutal, fact-driven exposé of how central banks, sovereign wealth funds, and geopolitical rivals are actively unwinding their dependence on the U.S. dollar. This isn’t speculation. It’s strategy. And it’s happening now.

From the slow collapse of petrodollar dominance to China’s calculated push for yuan-based trade, this book uncovers how trust in the dollar has eroded—driven by reckless U.S. fiscal policy, financial weaponization, and rising global alternatives. It dismantles the myth of dollar permanence and tracks the real decisions being made in backrooms, boardrooms, and central banks worldwide.

You’ll learn how bilateral currency swaps, gold accumulation, and digital currencies are reshaping international settlements. You’ll see why nations are bypassing SWIFT, avoiding Treasuries, and stockpiling non-dollar reserves. And you’ll understand the ripple effects for inflation, U.S. debt, and global power dynamics.

This is not a forecast. It’s a report from the front lines of monetary transition.

Written in a razor-sharp, sardonic tone by a seasoned financial analyst, De-Dollarized cuts through headlines and hype to show the shift that’s already underway. If you want to understand what central banks are doing—not saying—and how that will reshape the future of money, trade, and global influence, read this before the next crisis makes it obvious.