by careinke » Sat 01 Jan 2022, 16:45:25
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Plantagenet', 'T')hats a funny story, lucky, about dropping the $100 bill into the puddle of disinfectant.
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Personally, I don't understand who would buy a digital currency based on the Mexican peso?
I don't understand why things like Bitcoin are worth so much money, considering they are based on nothing....
But a Mexican peso is worth less then nothing.....its value does down every year.
Wouldn't a Mexican digital currency based on the Mexican peso also go down every year?
Hey Gringo! I sell you digital peso now!! Very good deal!!!!Cheers!
All CBDC's are massive surveillance and control systems, disguised as money. They are inherently flawed due to their centralized nature. Even China's population has a massive distrust of the e-wan, so much so, that China is now questioning it's move to try and ban crypto.
Actually, China's recent ban on Bitcoin and Bitcoin mining proved to be a blessing, by further distributing mining throughout the world. China used to mine over 50% of the bitcoin, their ban helped increase mining in the US and other crypto friendly countries, increasing the security of Bitcoin.
Mexico will probably end up taking the same path as El-Salvador and adopt a decentralized currency to meet their unbanked needs.
Eventually the US will follow suit and use a 100% dollar backed stable coin (not controlled by the US), as the worlds reserve currency. Hopefully before 2024.
Peace and welcome to WEB 3.