BanksterCrime: By Nikhilesh De The U.S. House of Representatives voted largely along party lines to preventthe Federal Reserve from issuing a central bank digital currency. The CBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act, introduced by Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-Minn.), seeks to block the U.S. central bank from continuing efforts toward the development of a digital dollar. Republicans…

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3/27/24: The Global CBDC Roll-Out Is Coming

By SRH, Worldwide, the rollout of Central Bank Digital Currencies is getting closer. China, with its digital Yuan leading the way, is conducting a massive trial involving over 25 million people. New guidelines for tourists using CBDCs for the first time were released this week. The United States appears to be the only country that…

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2/26/24: Why Are Some U.S. Lawmakers Opposed to CBDCs?

By SRH, Update: Government oversight, management, and regulation are applied to digital currencies called CBDCs. There are concerns that these measures could pave the way for a dictatorship through the implementation of digital IDs, immunization passports, social credit ratings, and other policies. This article details the workshop’s schedule and emphasizes the importance of paying attention…

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CBDCs Gain Momentum: 130 Countries Now On The Runway

As digital currencies such as CBDCs begin to take a more pivotal role in the global economy, recent studies indicate an increase in their adoption rate among the world’s economies. Currently, 130 countries, which make up 98% of the global economy, are investigating the potential of digital versions of their currencies, with almost half progressing…

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Bank of England-Backed Project: CBDCs Could Enable ‘Programmability’ for Money

The ‘Project Rosalind’ software trial found that central bank digital currencies could enable smart contract-like features for transactions. By Alys Key Jun 19, 2023 While central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) are becoming a hot-button political topic in the U.S., central bankers on the other side of the Atlantic have been looking into what uses the technology actually…

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