Bretton V2.0 is Built on Blockchain, Not USD

Take a moment to really grasp what I'm about to share here. I used to think that China and the U.S. were pretty much arch-enemies. But is it possible that the media has been giving us a skewed picture? There might be more going on behind the scenes between these major powers than we realize. Let’s dig into what’s happening in Beijing lately due to President Trump's visit and his delegation. It's more than just a summit; it could be a step toward figuring things out after the Iran war. The last time we saw something like this was during WWII, which led to the Bretton Woods strategy. I’m suggesting we see this current situation as a version 2.0 of that strategy, focusing on blockchain technology instead of relying on the USD or Gold. If you’re not familiar with the Bretton Woods strategy from WWII, it’s worth knowing how it shaped global economics back in 1944. Why bring this up now? Look at the number of delegates involved and how discussions are shifting towards a global economy based on blockchain. Take some time to read through the diagram explanation above and the summary. It seems to point toward a future where the global economy moves toward a decentralized model.