Wed. AM-PM Seeds of Wisdom Crypto Update(s) 7-9-25

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As governments tighten their grip on digital assets, a handful of nations are charting a radically different course—. From offshore havens to EU surprises, here are five countries where , making them attractive destinations for investors, traders, and crypto entrepreneurs.

: With a stable, USD-pegged currency, English common-law protections, and a pro-investor business climate, the .

: The UAE is more than a tax shelter — it’s a for crypto innovation. With world-class infrastructure and business-friendly visa regimes, it’s fast becoming the go-to destination for

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: El Salvador remains a , proving that state-backed crypto adoption and tax exemption can go hand-in-hand — at least for now.

: As an EU powerhouse, Germany’s progressive stance is unexpected. It rewards with tax exemption and allows local EU-based investors to enjoy legal relief without going offshore.

: Despite tightening rules, Portugal remains one of the few EU nations offering , retirees, and remote workers.

These five countries——are not just regulatory outliers. They are actively shaping the future of global crypto policy by creating for digital assets.

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Yet, :

“In a tightening global regulatory climate, these five nations offer ”

Consult a local tax advisor, monitor regulatory shifts, and ensure legal compliance. Because in 2025,

Ripple’s U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin, , just got a major boost — with , , now serving as the official custodian of its reserves. This move signals growing institutional confidence in Ripple’s crypto-fintech strategy and places RLUSD in the center of what some are calling “.”

In a landmark development, — the oldest bank in the United States — will act as for RLUSD’s reserves.

“As primary custodian, we are thrilled to support the growth and adoption of RLUSD by facilitating the seamless movement of reserve assets and cash to support conversions,”
— Emily Portney, Global Head of Asset Servicing, BNY Mellon

This partnership marks a for Ripple’s stablecoin, aligning it with one of the most trusted institutions in global finance.

Launched in , RLUSD has already crossed the in just — an impressive feat in a fast-evolving market.

Ripple isn’t stopping at a stablecoin. The company has officially:

These steps would allow Ripple to hold reserves , effectively integrating crypto into the traditional banking system. It’s a bold move — and a strong signal that Ripple is .

Adding to RLUSD’s institutional push, — a licensed, FINMA-regulated institution — has announced:

This gives RLUSD and expands its reach into European and international markets.

Ripple’s move comes amid a wave of :

This institutional wave is what analysts are calling — and RLUSD is now right in the middle of it.

With BNY Mellon backing reserves and global custody support from AMINA, .

Next milestone? may be closer than expected.

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Despite ongoing de-dollarization efforts, the BRICS alliance has , according to , Kenneth Felix Haczynski da Nobrega. The statement follows the in , where the focus shifted to rather than creating a shared alternative to the U.S. dollar.

“To speak of a BRICS currency… that is something that does not exist,”
— Kenneth da Nobrega, Brazilian Ambassador to India

Contrary to previous speculation, was discussed at the recent summit. Instead, BRICS members — which now include Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa and several newer entrants — are choosing a : encouraging .

This move will be conducted on a , with the aim of in cross-border trade. Nobrega emphasized this strategy is , but rather .

“What we are envisaging is stimulating businesses of BRICS countries to adopt local currencies as an option for conducting trade,” Nobrega explained. “This will be on a voluntary basis… just one more option, not a move against the dollar.”

The statement aligns with earlier remarks from , which reported that .

This signals a growing trend across the bloc: — empowering nations to transact in their own currencies rather than developing a complex and potentially controversial joint currency.

According to the Ambassador, creating a BRICS currency is simply :

For now, the strategic focus is on building mechanisms for local currency usage, which are easier to implement and less politically sensitive.

BRICS Pushes for a Multipolar Financial System — Without a Single Currency

While a joint BRICS currency isn’t on the table, the broader mission remains: reshape the global financial order into a more multipolar and inclusive system.

Moves like the expansion of the BRICS New Development Bank are reinforcing financial independence

Conclusion: No New Currency — But De-Dollarization Marches On

While some anticipated a BRICS currency rollout to rival the U.S. dollar, the alliance has made clear its current path: voluntary trade in local currencies, not a shared tender.

This shift offers flexibility, respects member sovereignty, and lowers the risk of geopolitical backlash — all while chipping away at dollar dominance through incremental, cooperative de-dollarization.

@ Newshounds News™

Source: Watcher.Guru

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Source: Dinar Recaps

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