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The financial order that ruled the world for seventy-five years is breaking apart. The dollar's dominance is fading, trade networks are fracturing, and digital currencies are rewriting the meaning of money itself. Systemic Shift charts this transformation-from unipolar control to distributed power-and shows how governments, corporations, and citizens can adapt before the next reset is complete. Through clear analysis and vivid real-world examples, the book explains why multipolar finance isn't chaos but evolution. Readers explore how regional currency blocs are forming across Asia, Europe, and the Gulf; why digital money and programmable settlements are reshaping global trade; and how energy, data, and trust now function as the new reserve assets. Each chapter builds a blueprint for adaptation: how institutions can coordinate in a fragmented world, how investors can structure cross-border portfolios, and how nations can preserve credibility when centralization no longer guarantees control. The narrative combines the precision of an economist with the urgency of a strategist, turning complexity into clarity. For readers of international economics, finance, and policy, Systemic Shift delivers the essential framework to understand the coming monetary order-where power is distributed, value is transparent, and resilience replaces dominance. The future of money isn't theoretical. It's already being built, transaction by transaction, in a world that rewards awareness over allegiance.

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