币界网报道：Central banks around the world are increasingly diversifying their foreign exchange reserves away from the US dollar due to growing political concerns, according to a recent report. The shift comes as geopolitical tensions and US sanctions have prompted many nations to reduce their reliance on the greenback. Data shows that the dollar's share of global reserves has declined to 58% - its lowest level in decades - while allocations to alternative currencies like the euro, yen, and Chinese yuan have risen. Analysts note this trend accelerated after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, when Western sanctions froze nearly half of Moscow's $640 billion reserves. Countries are now actively exploring alternatives including central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and blockchain-based settlement systems to bypass dollar-dominated financial networks. The IMF has warned that fragmentation in reserve currencies could make the global financial system more vulnerable to shocks. Meanwhile, the BRICS nations are reportedly developing a new reserve currency to challenge dollar hegemony, though experts question whether any single alternative can match the dollar's liquidity and depth in global markets. This strategic shift reflects broader concerns about weaponization of financial systems and marks a potential turning point in the post-WWII dollar-dominated monetary order.