The upcoming Rio Reset conference, scheduled for July 6-7, 2025, is being led by the BRICS nations with the aim of establishing a new global financial system that circumvents the U.S. dollar. This initiative reflects growing concerns about the dollar's role as the global reserve currency and its potential decline in international trust. Brazilian Finance Minister has publicly stated that the dollar will pose problems for countries on the international stage, signaling a firm intent among BRICS members to challenge Western financial dominance. Experts like Phillip Patrick from Birch Gold Group have emphasized the importance of the dollar's global reserve status and described the current movement as a rejection of Western financial control. In this context, gold is being positioned as a new form of savings and store of value, replacing U.S. debt. Concurrently, there is discourse around resisting the emerging globalist financial system, including concerns over central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), digital IDs, and increased financial surveillance. Advocates suggest stacking precious metals like gold and silver as a strategy to escape this evolving monetary framework.