Cash currency notes are not traceable (easily) and you can pay with them anonymously.
CBDC are programmable money, do you not understand the difference?
probably a bit more than you do...
there are a few, but check out cloudcoin
bottom line: you can print crypto to a piece of paper.
crypto (generally) is just a better way to account for your national currency.
the issue is... do you build the framework for ultimate privacy (as cloudcoin, and other private networks do) - or do you build the framework for ultimate transparency - as is bitcoin / blockchain-based do.
the federal government has the US military to enforce the use and valuation of a national currency -- greenbacks, for now.
but it's not about the accounting method (paper vs. digital) - it's about enforcing use - just ask any coiner.
as soon as congress cancels the greenback in favor of a new blueback (digital or paper - who fucking cares how they account for it)... your greenback is worthless.
probably a bit more than you do...
there are a few, but check out cloudcoin
bottom line: you can print crypto to a piece of paper.
crypto (generally) is just a better way to account for your national currency.
the issue is... do you build the framework for ultimate privacy (as cloudcoin, and other private networks do) - or do you build the framework for ultimate transparency - as is bitcoin / blockchain-based do.
the federal government has the US military to enforce the use and valuation of a national currency -- greenbacks, for now.
but it's not about the accounting method (paper vs. digital) - it's about enforcing use - just ask any coiner.
as soon as congress cancels the greenback in favor of a new blueback (digital or paper - who fucking cares how they account for it)... your greenback is worthless.
#retard.