BRICS shake up Bitcoin’s destiny

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Bitcoin is cruising steady around a $2.21 trillion market cap, with the whole crypto universe clocking in at about $3.8 trillion.

But experts warn that behind the scenes, a new power player’s stirring the pot, the BRICS nations.

These countries, Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, and more, are cooking up a fresh economic game plan that could flip the dollar’s reign and send Bitcoin skyrocketing.

Bitcoin price movement

Liquidity’s flowing like a well-oiled machine across BRICS, according to a sharp-eyed report by Alphracatal.

They’re watching bank money and cash on hand swell, signaling a fresh economic axis on the rise.

Trade’s heating up, both home turf and international, pushing the world away from the dollar’s shadow.

Here’s where Bitcoin steps in, showing an almost poetic dance, a positive correlation between BRICS liquidity and Bitcoin’s price movements. More liquidity there? Bitcoin rides the wave up.

Cash pouring into crypto market

Brazil and China are special headliners in this drama. Brazil’s toying with a Bitcoin reserve fund called RESBit, dreaming big, thinking of funneling 5% of its national budget, roughly $19 billion, into BTC.

Imagine the ripple effect, cash pouring into the crypto market, literally sending shockwaves of adoption through BRICS.

On the other hand, China, despite the crypto crackdown back in 2021, tiptoes into the spotlight with a yuan-backed stablecoin, aiming global. If Brazil and China keep playing their cards right, Bitcoin will go up.

History’s got Bitcoin’s back, too. Remember November 2024? When Trump won, Bitcoin jumped like it drank three espressos, rocketing 66% from early November to December, hitting $108,000.

The market’s a textbook rollercoaster, but Bitcoin’s bucking the trend, outpacing traditional indices.

Moving the coins off exchanges

Binance reported trading volumes hitting a jaw-dropping $700 trillion, more than the entire global real estate market’s value.

And experts say here’s a keen indicator, the Bitcoin reserves held on exchanges are shrinking, now around 2.4 million BTC, says CryptoQuant.

More people are moving their coins off exchanges into private wallets, think long-term hold, no panic selling. It’s loyalty, guys, and it’s very, very bullish.


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András Mészáros
Written by András Mészáros
Cryptocurrency and Web3 expert, founder of Kriptoworld
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With years of experience covering the blockchain space, András delivers insightful reporting on DeFi, tokenization, altcoins, and crypto regulations shaping the digital economy.

📅 Published: September 11, 2025 • 🕓 Last updated: September 11, 2025
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