Former central banker Mark Carney drops an interesting take in his latest piece: the post-cold-war framework? Turns out it's way more fragile than we thought. His solution isn't some grand multilateral treaty—instead, he's seeing a messier reality unfold. Think flexible partnerships, case-by-case collaboration, a patchwork of deals rather than one-size-fits-all institutions. The old playbook's being rewritten in real-time, and the new version looks a lot less centralized. Makes you wonder how this shift ripples into digital assets and decentralized systems—maybe we're watching traditional finance and Web3 converge on similar principles without even realizing it.