I think the “digital dollar” is still being fought over. It could be a stablecoin like Tether or USDC becomes the most used “dollar” and there’s pressure to add more and more restrictions to it, but the people who want this are not a single, unified group.
Just look at Tether- a fake, unbacked dollar printed by a group who is not the Fed. And apparently it’s being used as currency in Argentina and a few other countries.
I think the “digital dollar” is still being fought over. It could be a stablecoin like Tether or USDC becomes the most used “dollar” and there’s pressure to add more and more restrictions to it, but the people who want this are not a single, unified group.
Just look at Tether- a fake, unbacked dollar printed by a group who is not the Fed. And apparently it’s being used as currency in Argentina and a few other countries.