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This seems kind of silly, like the underlying motivation is FOMO. Most money in industrialized countries is already digital: it exists only as a notation in a d
by ElfinTrousers 4y ago
This seems kind of silly, like the underlying motivation is FOMO. Most money in industrialized countries is already digital: it exists only as a notation in a database somewhere. Especially in Britain, where use of debit cards for small purchases caught on early and in a big way, what problem would this hypothetical currency solve?
- disadvantage 4y agoCame here to say this. We are already mostly cashless now, and digital currency exists in the form of credit/debit cards/Apple Pay/Google Pay
- timcavel 4y ago[dead]