There are those who claim that China has corrupted and flooded the markets, forgetting or overlooking that we live within a financial system hindered since the Bretton Woods meeting and the dominance of the dollar as a normative reference for monetary values, jumping over the more effective solution proposed by Keynes.
Every straw that gets us out of this predicament, we will cling to by finding a reference currency that is not the dollar, a comprehensive and decentralized currency that derives its value from real material resources such as metals (gold, silver, copper) or energy products like oil and green hydrogen.
