The hottest Central Bank Digital Currency Substack posts right now

Bitcoin price has been stable since December, ETF flows are positive, and impacts of macroeconomics are discussed.
Bitcoin is becoming a significant force in the global economy, with nations like El Salvador and Argentina leading in Bitcoin adoption.
US market approach to Bitcoin includes large ETF investments by BlackRock and Fidelity, indicating growing interest and demand.

CBDCs are becoming increasingly important in the global financial landscape.
The only existing CBDC is the Sand Dollar from the Bahamas' Central Bank.
Directly consulting with the Central Bank that has implemented a CBDC provides the most accurate understanding of how these digital currencies work.

The legal aspects of money emphasize the importance of cash as real money.
Cash provides protection from infrastructure issues and potential seizure of funds.
Central bank digital currencies pose risks to civil liberties and should be scrutinized.

Interview with Pastor Billy Te Kahika from New Zealand discussing tyranny, police brutality, government actions, and digital currency.
New Zealand as a test bed for global changes, making the discussion relevant to all.
Encouragement to watch the interview and share it widely to make a positive impact.

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Economies are supported by layers of money from the government, banking sector, and corporations, providing choices to citizens.
The concept of a cashless society has evolved with the emergence of central bank digital currency (CBDC), sparking increasing interest and discussion.
The development of CBDCs highlights a complex interplay between private sector interests, potential threats to financial stability, and the evolving role of central banks in the modern financial landscape.