While Western media claims that 'Russia has already fallen,' the reality on the ground — and in the macroeconomic charts — is different: the Eurasian colossus is not collapsing, it is migrating towards a new, decentralized, and resilient financial architecture.
👉 Since the war began in 2022, Russia was expelled from SWIFT, its dollar and euro reserves were frozen, and over 16,000 economic sanctions were imposed. But today, its ruble remains intact, its trade has redirected to Asia and the Global South, and its Central Bank diversifies reserves in gold, yuan, and possibly cryptocurrencies.
🔍 Failure or redirection?
Putin rejected Trump’s proposals for liberal opening not because they didn't suit him, but because his plan was not to integrate into the system, but to exit it. And in that vision, the crypto ecosystem fits perfectly: sovereignty, resistance to sanctions, disintermediation.
🧠 Today, while Europe re-arms and Ukraine survives on monthly checks from the U.S. Treasury, Russia solidifies its place in the new order: BRICS+, payments in local currencies, alternative systems to SWIFT, and flirting with national blockchain.
💣 The Soviet arsenal may be depleted, but the new 'armament' is financial and digital. And there, the Russia-China-Iran-India bloc begins to design its own multipolar Ledger.
🎯 The question is not whether Russia will fall, but:
Are you prepared for a world where the dollar is no longer the only strong currency and where Bitcoin can be more neutral than any central bank?
Are you seeing signs of this new order?
Do you think cryptocurrencies will be the bridge between East and West?
💬 Comment and share your vision.
@OrangelGilCrypto
