Bitcoin's core mission is enabling people to do payments. It's "consumer"-targeted, cash alternative. USC looks like more of a settlement layer that could be u

Bitcoin's core mission is enabling people to do payments. It's "consumer"-targeted, cash alternative. USC looks like more of a settlement layer that could be used for more than just moving monetary amounts around. I think it will just end up being used as a more reliable contract agreement between banks, not that it won't be useful to them. It's pretty obvious that they need something like that, but in no way it's an alternative to Bitcoin.