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I don't think it's quite a "have your cake and eat it" scenario. I think there should be sufficient leeway for a cryptographic value-exchange medium that is ult
by rusk 9y ago
I don't think it's quite a "have your cake and eat it" scenario. I think there should be sufficient leeway for a cryptographic value-exchange medium that is ultimately backed by the Euro?
It is an interesting play with words but of course the European policy makers would have to have the last say, and of course it would have to abide by European regulations. As long as it does, how could they possibly have a problem with it?