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Sure, although non-governmental ledger systems have the most of the same underlying problems. They're not optimized for government control, but they enable it.
by nyeah 1y ago
Sure, although non-governmental ledger systems have the most of the same underlying problems. They're not optimized for government control, but they enable it. Only one really big exception: I can refuse to use them.
- gethly 1y agoThe difference is that basic cryptocurrencies are decentralised. That is one of their main selling points(despite them just being a distributed ledger). But CBDCs will have a central authority with complete control over it.