About this, actually, the Fourth Reich will have to make a tough call here with their Reichscoin, because it may really hurt the bankster system.

The Reichscoin, in the end, will be a liability directly on the Reichsbank books, so people will prefer it to the deposits offered by the banksters. So either the banksters offer better yields, or people will withdraw their cash. That's why the Reichscoin will come with hard limits on how much of it people will be able to hold, i.e., how many of their bank deposits they will be able to convert.

I think that's exactly why the US is hesitating a lot about developing their own CBDC. American banksters are probably more powerful and hesitant. nostr:note1ckgrkhtfm6accmz66x7ax6ckntr4hp93ffpjs9mlgu6ryp8cmeaqdj8h2c