Central Bank Digital Currencies: Changing the Architecture of Money

Central Bank Digital Currencies: Changing the Architecture of Money

From cointelegraph.com

Once a niche enthusiasm with the launch of Bitcoin (BTC), digital money powered by blockchain technology has matured rapidly in just a few short years. The market is now highly diverse. For example, audited stablecoins, along with fixed use digital cash projects introduced by Wells Fargo and JP Morgan last year, stand in stark contrast to cryptocurrencies that fluctuate as much as 10% a day. The ultimate sign of graduation from the margins into the mainstream, however, is perhaps the way that central banks are now embracing the technology. Central bank digital currencies are now in active pilot programs by many ... (full story)

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May 1, 2020 11:30pm

Unlike CBDC, bitcoin lacks acceptability ...also minimal reason

Something doesn't have value just because is scarce -limited supply.
Something doesn't have value just because consensus provides security.
Other crypto imbeciles claim that bitcoin it's not for everybody... sure, it's only for crooks and stups changing crypto shit in their own stinking pool!