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nobody expected a private CBDC and they will slowly ban cash the bad part is that most people won't complain at all.
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Won't be accepted by people in South and East EU where >50% is cash.
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I expect that for CBDCs in democratic slightly more market oriented countries private digital currency is a good option to preserve CB authority and fiat usage.
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They're just doing their work in the right way! Nothing to see here. Stay humble and stack sats!
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Expect a cashless society before the end of the decade— and say goodbye to privacy.
The clock is ticking. Bitcoin has about 2 years left to onboard 500 million people and serve as a real alternative to CBDCs. Not a done deal.
Adoption, adoption, adoption. Nothing else matters.
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In the EU bank realm, Lagarde's the star, Crunching digits, dreaming of a digital jar. Sipping bytes of data, caviar for the brain, Counting CBDCs, making the digital rain!
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No provacy no usage, No sober monetary policy no usage, They do not realize they compete with something better.
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But: now they delayed it another 2 years! Technically they simply are incabable. The Fed won't do it for retail.
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