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BRICS aims to launch a new currency to combat the dominance of the US dollar on the global stage. The alliance has been discussing the formation of a new tender for over three years now. Since 2022, the bloc has talked about launching a new common currency but has put little to no effort into bringing it to life. The talks stalled during the July summit in Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro as the 10-member countries did not discuss the topic. However, the majority of the BRICS bloc is mostly interested in seeing a common currency play out. Only one country, which boasts a GDP of $3.9 trillion, is skeptical about the formation and launch. The country has made several statements speaking against the tender. They have also openly expressed support for the US dollar underpinning the alliance’s agenda. Also Read: BRICS Makes 10 Eurasian Countries Agree To Curb the US Dollar India Is Against The Launch of the BRICS Currency Source: Pixabay Despite being a member nation since the start, Indi...

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Zcash (ZEC) has staged one of the most dramatic rallies in the crypto market this year, surging by nearly 390% over the past month and adding more than $3 billion in market capitalization, according to data retrieved by Finbold from CoinMarketCap on October 10, 2025. Zcash 1-day price chart. Source: Finbold At press time, Zcash coin traded at $237.85, up 33% in the last 24 hours, with daily trading volumes exceeding $1.47 billion, a 94% jump from the day prior. ZEC 1 month market cap. Source: CoinMarketCap The rally lifted ZEC’s market cap to $3.84 billion, compared with just $784 million on September 10, highlighting renewed institutional and retail interest in privacy-focused cryptocurrencies. Why is Zcash (ZEC) price going up? The sharp advance has been fueled by a mix of privacy demand, institutional adoption, and technical momentum. The privacy narrative has resurfaced amid debates around surveillance, CBDCs, and government oversight. On October 7...

It has been a while since the crypto markets witnessed a stunning Dogecoin price rally. The token has long been stuck at price levels ranging between $0.20 and $0.25, unable to break past to explore new price highs. That being said, Dogecoin is still holding on to the hope, with analysts issuing a new forecast, triggering a wave of excitement within the DOGE community. Also Read: Is Elon Musk Dogecoin’s Only Hope for Reaching $1? Dogecoin Aiming for New Moonshots Source: Forbes Dogecoin had once dreamed of surpassing Shiba Inu, the OG memecoin that had once ruled over the cryptocurrency markets. With the retail activities taking a pause, Dogecoin stumbled gradually, falling to explore new lows the majority of 2025. However, with the DOGE ETF murmurs gaining significant momentum, Dogecoin is expected to gain some of its strength back, aiming to hit new highs once the market interest peaks again. That being said, Javon Marks, a leading cryptocurrency analyst, has come up with a new bulli...

Global finance is getting an upgrade, with a new tokenized index that blends digital assets with crypto-focused equities. S&P Global is launching the S&P Digital Markets 50 Index, which will track 15 top cryptocurrencies and 35 blockchain-linked public companies in a single benchmark. The index will be investable through a token called dShares, developed in partnership with the crypto asset firm Dinari. The index will select crypto assets from S&P’s existing Cryptocurrency Broad Digital Market Index, each with a minimum $300 million market cap, and equities tied to digital assets, requiring at least $100 million cap. S&P Dow Jones Indices’ chief product officer Cameron Drinkwater says the firm hopes the product “moves crypto from margins to mainstream.” The hybrid tool will include firms like the Bitcoin treasury giant MicroStrategy (MSTR), Coinbase (COIN) and Riot Platforms (RIOT). No component will exceed 5% weighting, ...

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The word ‘De-dollarization’ is an easy prey for politicians and leaders to drum up negativity against the US dollar. While it’s a strong word on paper to rewrite policies for trade, in reality, the truth is stranger than fiction. The challenges are enormous and need to meet various parameters to achieve the feat. The US dollar is grounded deep in the financial space, making it irreplaceable for decades. The dream of developing countries to make de-dollarization a reality will face hurdles at every step. They aim to uproot the US dollar without even making their currency stronger in the forex markets. That is like dreaming of playing the guitar like a rock star without wanting the troubles of learning the instrument. Also Read: IMF Demands Zimbabwe To Provide More Details on De-Dollarization Plans The 3 Challenges Facing De-Dollarization Operational Costs Source: CBR.ru Transitioning away from the US dollar needs massive government spending to update its financial syste...