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Agreed on the headline, but more to the point is that now the EU does not draw a distinction between virtual and traditional currencies. Or this is at least a s

Agreed on the headline, but more to the point is that now the EU does not draw a distinction between virtual and traditional currencies. Or this is at least a step in that direction.

joeyspn 11y ago
> the EU does not draw a distinction between virtual and traditional currencies. This should be the headline...
- jordigh 11y ago
  I don't like this nomenclature. Can we call them "state-sponsored" and "stateless" instead? Almost all of the world's currency is as virtual as email.
  - euccastro 11y ago
    Maybe "bank-issued" currency is more accurate for the more traditional kind?