/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>59022454
>The united states wants a federal reserve coin, and Europe wants a central bank digital currency also. I just don't see it happening in the west.

Never going to happen, They couldn't even get their cbdc going in a third world african dictatorship.

>>58375739
>he's literally the only thing stopping the CBDC from happening

The people are the reason why there will be no cbdc, even in a shit hole third world country like Nigeria were people would do anything for money they rejected it.

Now take into account all trust in western governments is collapsing before the banks have even gone down, this thing was dead on arrival long ago, dont go giving Powell any credit, he's doing it for his own interests, let these parasites eat each other alive cause at the end of the day, The People decide what money is and what they'll use.

>>56666077
>Some countries don't even use cash at all any more. Look at Korea or Japan

Its funny you mention that because Japan is bringing out the new 1000, 5000 and 10000 yen notes around september next year and announced in August last year it was cancelling its cbdc as its "Technically Unfeasible" (Translation: Japanese People wont trust or use it)

cbdc is dead on arrival and no amount of delusional cultist stupidity will ever make people accept it.

>>55767641
>I don't know if this is desperation or the banks are ahead of schedule.

Its desperation.

>>53816471
>Africans rejecting it right now
>Japs cancelled plans all together to even do one

(C)ommunist (B)anker (D)ead (C)urrency is dead on arrival.

>>53471569
This is what globalist governments have to do, they have to advertise their globalist agenda in the hope the people will accept it, the problem for them is its not being accepted and is already dead on arrival.

Get your money of the banks lads, Nigeria's cbdc is a massive failure and now they are have to restrict atm withdrawals to $45 a day to try strong arm them into digital enslavement, theres your warning what the faggot pedo bankers might be desperate enough to try when the western cbdc's also fail here.

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/nigeria-limits-atm-withdrawals-45-day-force-digital-payments

>>52755608
>but 50%-100% inflation will be bad enough to scare the cattle into embracing CBDC

Nigeria has had inflated/hyperinflated currency decade after decade and their cbdc is a massive failure, that map also needs updating because Japan has cancelled their cbdc as its "technically unfeasible"