As soon as the topic of digital currency came up, the question immediately arose: When do you think it will be introduced in the post-Soviet space, and to what extent will it negatively affect citizens?
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semen_90 wrote:Now that we’re talking about digital currency, the question immediately arises: When do you think it will start to be introduced in the post-Soviet space, and how much of a negative impact will it have on citizens?
Well, I'm not sure. I'm just watching how things play out for now. It's an interesting topic, of course. It's incredibly hard to predict how things will turn out...
semen_90 wrote: Now that we're talking about digital currency, a question immediately came to mind: When do you think it will start being introduced in the post-Soviet space, and how much of a negative impact will it have on citizens?
I'm sure this doesn't bode well for us.
cryptoman wrote:I'm sure this doesn't bode well for us.
That's what I think, too
Oh, I have a feeling they'll be rolling out a CBDC for us soon. The only question is how bad it will be for us. Opinions differ on this, as usual.
cryptoman wrote:Oh, I have a feeling they’ll be rolling out CBDC to us soon. The only question is how bad it will be for us. Opinions differ on this, as usual.
I don't know. For now, I'm just observing, reading, and keeping an eye on things. It's really hard to predict what will happen.
There’s talk of a social rating system and that spending will be subject to limits and restricted to a certain radius. I don’t know how true that is 🤷
In Ukraine, I think there’s a high probability this will happen within the next 5 years, since the country seems to be making strides in the digital realm.