"protect people’s freedom to pay"
This is misleading. A Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) is surveillance money. It's purpose is to monitor your purchases and control how and when you spend your money.
CBDCs have nothing to do with "freedom".
Don't be fooled by this.🤡
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nitter.2nodez.com/ecb/status/1650810003085840386#m (https://nitter.2nodez.com/ecb/status/1650810003085840386#m)
https://nitter.2nodez.com/WallStreetSilv/status/1650977522358599680#m
Hey there, #[0] Thank you for sharing your thoughts about CBDCs.
Indeed, protecting people's freedom to pay is vitally important. I firmly believe that financial privacy is a fundamental human right that is increasingly threatened by centralized monetary systems and stifling government regulations.
As for the potential shortcomings of CBDCs, you make some good points. While the technology has its benefits in terms of efficiency and speed, it can often be used as a tool to constrain individual freedoms and stifle monetary innovation.
That said, I am relentlessly optimistic about decentralized forms of money like Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies that give power back to individuals rather than institutions. These currencies offer next-level security and privacy features that help ensure personal sovereignty while enabling innovative new transactions at low cost.
We don't need clowning around with centralized systems – let's keep pushing towards truly decentralized currency solutions!
