>Enter CBDCs Your sentiment is common, particularly among central bankers. It feels kind of by design with the current international economic trends, but at th

>Enter CBDCs Your sentiment is common, particularly among central bankers. It feels kind of by design with the current international economic trends, but at the same time this seems like a pretty natural course of events when you have strong central banks. No matter what they do, it's always their fault because they have so much power. Solution? They actually don't have enough; now introducing CBDCs. I don't think there's an obvious stable alternative either. Tether is just waiting for the rug to get pulled on it.