
The Dollar's Long Goodbye
BRICS settlement rails, gold accumulation, and the slow unbundling of the post-1971 monetary order. What it means for portfolios this decade.

Issue 042 · The Geofinanced Dispatch
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BRICS settlement rails, gold accumulation, and the slow unbundling of the post-1971 monetary order. What it means for portfolios this decade.

Reframing Harry Browne's framework for an era of structural inflation, fiscal dominance, and currency debasement.

When debt service exceeds defense spending, the central bank stops fighting inflation. We've crossed that line.

Davidson and Rees-Mogg saw it coming. Re-reading their 1997 thesis through the lens of CBDCs, remote work, and citizenship arbitrage.

Why the weaponization of SWIFT changed the rules of cross-border capital — and how sophisticated allocators are adapting.
"In the twenty-first century, the most important asset you'll ever own is the ability to leave — countries, currencies, narratives."
— From Issue 038, The Sovereign Individual Revisited
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