FATCA, protectionism hidden behind AML/KYC, money printing at the expense of the other countries' reserves, sanctions or the threat of sanctions, political requests for IMF/WB funding, etc... Really, it's a shitshow and the US is rarely the good guy here.
I really don’t see how protectionism hides behind these acronyms
Sanctions would be a reasonable argument I personally agree with
I mean you are just throwing everything that the US does into one bucket called "US dollar hegemony" without discrimination. I'm not saying they don't leverage their dollar power I disagree that it "significantly abused their position" via the alphabet soup of complaints above.
I think the US sanctions regime, based on the supremacy of the US dollar, is nakedly abused. For instance, sanctioning ICC prosecutors who investigated US service members for warcrimes.
In this case you're talking about the moves by the Trump GOP administration.
For good or bad, it's still the legitimately elected US government. The Trump government represented the population of the USA, and was elected in accordance with its own rules.
The consequences or fruits thereof belong to the citizens of the nation.
I understand - but to use that as an example of a pattern of the US government significantly abusing their US dollar hegemony doesn't equate.