The true nature of globalization is that the North, represented by the G7, seeks maximum benefits while the South is only entitled to a limited margin of development.

The G7 meetings, which involve the seven richest industrial countries, receive extensive media coverage, while the G15 meetings, involving major developing countries, are largely ignored by the national press.

Stablecoins track the value of the US dollar, allowing for dollar-denominated trading while introducing risks such as fraud, censorship, and volatility.

The market is currently worried about the impact of rising interest rates and the Treasury Secretary's perspective on cryptocurrency, particularly Bitcoin.

The U.S. dollar's status as the world's reserve currency is a significant aspect of America's power, which is maintained through military presence and economic dominance.

There's a huge structural demand for U.S. dollars in many parts of the global south, where people prefer to hold their savings in dollars rather than local currencies.

The federal reserve's mandate is to juggle jobs and inflation, aiming for maximum employment and stable prices.

The G15 meeting highlighted that the United States and Britain are unwilling to engage in dialogue with the developing world, which is often forced to make concessions that benefit the rich.

The idea of a global currency outside government control is a logical and important step in technological advancement.