Yes, but so what?

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.

#retard.

Yes, but so what?

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.

that's not the issue.

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.

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 blue-back (digital or paper - who fucking cares how they account for it)... your greenback is worthless.

#retard.

Yes, but so what?

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.global

bottom line: you can print crypto to a piece of paper.

that's not the issue.

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.

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 blue-back (digital or paper - who fucking cares how they account for it)... your greenback is worthless.

#retard.

Yes, but so what?

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.global

bottom line: you can print crypto to a piece of paper.

that's not the issue.

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.

as soon as congress cancels the greenback in favor of a new blue-back (digital or cash - who fucking care- it's just maths)... your greenback is worthless.

it's not about the accounting method - it's about enforcing use (paper vs. digital). the federal government has the US military to enforce the use and valuation of the USD.

congress can define the USD as whatever it wants - since it was backed-off the gold standard.

#retard.