Why the US dollar has become an at-risk currency

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Russia, predictably, expressed interest in participating and the first transaction was completed in March 2020 to facilitate a medical equipment sale to Iran to combat COVID.
55% : Even the Europeans have gotten into the act, by creating a special-purpose vehicle -- INSTEX -- to facilitate non-dollar, non-SWIFT humanitarian transactions with Iran to sidestep U.S. sanctions.
55% : Russia and Iran are also developing a gold-backed stablecoin, oil traders are already using the UAE's dirham to settle oil trades and the Indian rupee is finally being positioned as an international currency.
36% : But while it makes sense to financially cripple our avowed enemies -- Russia, China, Iran, North Korea -- coalitions are forming around ways to avoid existing sanctions and to protect against the risk of future sanctions.

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