
Resolves true if any of the following conditions is met in any 12 month period before 2030/1/1.
- The USD accounts for less than 40% of all global foreign exchange reserves held by central banks. 
- The USD is used in less than 60% of all international trade and financial transactions, including commodities, debt obligations, and investments. 
- The USD is pegged or linked to no other currencies or to currencies that are legal tender in countries accounting for less than 5% of the world population at the time. The currencies can be linked directly or indirectly, through exchange rate regimes or currency boards. 
Henry the K just suggested that Clown World would negotiate with Putin with China being involved. A sign of the losing of the Ukraine war (I was going to say 'we', but I am just a citizen, and have no choice in the matter) which will lead quickly to dedollarization as the Empire's military is what has kept such attempts at bay before.
I don't have a very good grasp of economics, but the person who I find speaks with the most clarity on the Chinese economy is Michael Pettis and for a long time he has guided my understanding about why the Yuan is unlikely to replace the Dollar internationally. This thread is a good introduction to some of the issues:
https://twitter.com/michaelxpettis/status/1651182375999774720?s=20
@JoshuaWilkes Upon the news that Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim country, has left the dollarzone, I bet ten more against the dollar. I expect to hear more bad news about the dollar in the near-ish future as I do not think it will take anywhere near until 2030 for the petrodollar to be rendered no longer paramount.
@XavierDunikowski Sorry, I was trying to counter-spam someone's markets who spammed my advertisements and I accidentally spammed this market because they had commented on it. My apologies.