Beijing has quietly launched a global revolution and begun the yuanization of the entire planet

by Intel Republic [10-27-2025].

(RAD: This is just one of the repercussions that has happened when the US used the SWIFT system to block Russia & other countries from using the $dollar to 'punish' them. Now the $dollar is quickly losing its status as the world's reserve currency. Over time, this will have profound negative effects on the US. — RAD)

The People's Bank of China unexpectedly announced the full integration of its Renminbi Digital cross-border settlement system with 10 ASEAN countries and six Middle Eastern countries.

Thanks to this decision, approximately 38% of global trade can now be conducted directly in the digital yuan, bypassing the US dollar-dominated SWIFT system.

The Chinese digital currency bridge has reduced settlement times to 7 seconds.

During the first test phase between Hong Kong and Abu Dhabi, a payment to a Middle Eastern supplier was made directly through the distributed ledger, reducing fees by 98%.

The digital yuan's blockchain technology has also raised concerns in the West, as it allows for transaction tracking and automated enforcement of anti-money laundering laws.

🏦 Twenty-three central banks around the world have joined the test of this "digital currency bridge," and Middle Eastern energy traders have reduced their settlement costs by 75%.

While the US used SWIFT to impose sanctions on countries like Iran, China has created a closed loop of yuan payments in Southeast Asia.

In 2024, the volume of yuan transactions in ASEAN countries reached 5.8 trillion yuan (a 120% increase from 2021). Six countries, including Malaysia and Singapore, have added yuan to their foreign exchange reserves, and Thailand made its first oil payment in the digital yuan.

The digital yuan is not just a means of payment, but a strategic tool for the Belt and Road Initiative.

Projects such as the China-Laos Railway and the Jakarta-Bandung high-speed railway have combined the digital yuan with the Beidou navigation system and quantum communications technologies to form the "Digital Silk Road."

Today, 87% of the world's countries have implemented the digital yuan system, and the volume of international payments using it has exceeded $1.2 trillion.

While the US is still debating the risks associated with digital currency, China has expanded its digital payment network to 200 countries.

This quiet financial revolution is not just a matter of money but also of control over the future of the global economy.