CBDCs Will Be A Thing

One thing about politicians and governments is you should never trust what they tell you. Instead you should look at what they are doing. The way I live my life is not to judge someone by what they say but instead by their actions as actions speak louder than words and I have to say its done very well for me in terms of making judgment call in many things in my life.

While the Fed will tell you that the USA has no interest in creating a CBDC that could be the case for real however around the world just about every other country is hammering at the bit to get their own CBDC rolled out by 2030 and in some cases MUCH sooner.

Stable Coins Vs CBDCs

We have seen a huge influx in terms of stable coins on the market. What was once mainly Tether has now expanded as more companies gear up and have launch their own stable coin tokens.

So what's the difference between that and CBDCs? The core difference is a CBDC will be issued by the central bank while a stable coin is issued from a company.

The big thing with CBDCs is they can be fully tracked and also frozen if the government wishes to do so or the bank wishes to do so.

Stable coins on the other hand are a little more decentralized and primarily work off of government debt which is something governments actully want.

CBDCs

Right now we are seeing CBDCs for the most part flatline in terms of new development and countries pushing for them. But they are focusing more heavily into Stable coins as a very real alternative. That's primarily because they are debt and not the real currency of the country. The risks fall mainly on the business and not on the goverment.

A CBDC for sure would be massively targeted with hacks and potential issues with it's coding putting it at major risk.

This shows us why there has been somewhat of a push by some countries and even implementing digital ID's. Digital ID's are one of the most oppressively things a country can do. Rolling out with a CBDC removes total freedom from a person.

In the USA I don't see us having CBDCs any time soon unless it continues to push towards a socialist country. I also don't see us having digital ID's but that would be the first stepping stone and we have seen it come up from time to time.

This is where people need to really question their freedoms and fight back against some things. Something as small as not allowing you to use a app removes your freedoms and rights. The more your tracked (which is already higher than it was post 2001) removes your freedoms. Something many have paid the ultimate sacrifice for. A sense of independence and going out there and getting it. Sadly there's a loud group of people in the USA including illegal immigrants that are starting to sway away from that and want more power in the governments hands to get so call "free handouts" and well if I was in their spot that would most likely be my thinking as well. However, having had those freedoms and the freedom to pursue what I wanted and make something of myself through all of the ups and downs is what makes this a great country and something I hope I never see disappear. We need to get serious about this though and people need to wake up.

There will come a time soon when other countries have CBDCs but I feel it's going to be a long time until the USA might have them and for now we will simply see the rise of stable coins.

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I mean, stablecoins are essentially a CBDC at this point. With Circle and Tether both, they have proven they can halt transactions and blacklist wallets. We saw that with the Tornado Cash situation. Then the fact that Bitcoin is as transparent as they come and with everyone purchasing through centralized exchanges and many holding them there, it's not difficult to find out who has what.

This is where Monero is going to, and already is, coming into play. I am seeing more and more people coming into the Monero space, which is a great thing. I have seen the ZEPH private stablecoin, but don't know much about it. But really Monero is my main squeeze for now. I turn all my Hive rewards and trading profits into it like I used to with BTC. Now BTC and ETH are my futures trades and earn me more stablecoins that I turn into Monero, lol.
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The control and transparency of CBDCs versus the decentralization of stablecoins are serious factors to consider. It's definitely a dynamic space to watch closely.

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Yep. Crazy times ahead, probably. Hope more and more of the general public gets aware of this; education is key!

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CBDCs will be a thing just like enterprise blockchain was a thing.
Can you name a single enterprise blockchain?
They spent billions on those things so should be pretty easy.

Grandma still doesn't know how to use email you think they can force her to risk everything on new confusing tech with a high learning curve? I'm not seeing it. It's a conflict of interest to legit everyone. The only people that want CBDC are the people that control CBDC. So like a couple dozen people vs the entire world including thousands of billionaires. It's not happening.

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EVs seem to be a good proxy for CBDCs in that they will be imposed on the public sooner or later, and for now we can see how close we are to that day. It's one thing for a car to be of the EV variety; it's another thing for an EV "we" use to be under someone else's control.

If a government doesn't like you, it can lock you out of the CBDC theoretically in your account. That same government can also send a code to your EV to render it immobile, turning it into a massive brick.

Then there will be attempts to bring legal tender laws into the age of digital currency. Cryptocurrencies like Dogecoin and BNB will be hunted down like the Jedi during the first hours after Emperor Palpatine approved the execution of Order 66.

Both the CBDC and the EV rely on centralized control via some ID.

Can $HIVE survive in such an environment. We shall see. Can there be an EV designed to operate like Hive rather than as a node for Starlink (and Tesla)?

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