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Everyone's eyes have been on the dollar, but recent SWIFT transaction data reveals a jarring trend for the Eurozone. The plummet in euro transaction volumes is hinting at an ongoing capital flight, leaving one to wonder: Is this an orchestrated distraction?

Now more than ever, the Eurozone requires swift reforms—embracing free-market capitalism, trimming taxes, and reducing the stifling bureaucracy

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For their solution you can read increased bureaucratic meddling and increased taxes… but all for your benefit…

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SWIFT is a dead network.

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For international money settlement? SWIFT is not used that much within Europe relative to the IBAN system.

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Within the Eurozone You're right.

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And the Euro a dead currency, one could say.

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Doesn’t matter what we think - we are outside the hospital ward. Someone need to tell the Drs to pull the plug….

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Yes, but it's still the standard.

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is it by transaction value or by transaction count? is it just EUR/USD getting crushed?

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Transaction volume. Euro loses in comparison to others toi

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sorry. i should have just looked before asking. its by value, it says in fine print under chart title.

given that, I think big part of that dip is euro getting crushed by the usd. that's why corresponding rise in usd

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"I want to believe..." that it's bitcoin

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