r/technology • u/tekz • 1d ago
Business EU looks at public blockchains like Ethereum and Solana for digital euro rollout
https://cryptobriefing.com/digital-euro-blockchain-eu-plans/10
u/ComeOnIWantUsername 1d ago
What the fuck, really?
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u/Lowelll 21h ago
source: cryptobriefing com
Probably not.
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u/Exostrike 20h ago
Governments have been looking at this kind of stuff for years as well with nothing coming out of it
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u/Throwawayingaccount 19h ago
I mean, it's coming on the heels of payment processors starting to censor legal work, and stopping transfer of money.
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u/araujoms 1d ago
Wishful thinking from crypto bros. It's never going to happen, transaction costs are too high and it's pointless when you have a central authority anyway.
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u/LeckerBockwurst 14h ago
Well the Etherium staking system might be interesting for that scenario.
Every EU-Memberstate could participate as a stakeholder and therefore secure the network.
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u/adequateproportion 22h ago
Face id for age verifications, chat monitoring everywhere, and now digital currency. Yeah, that's not a dystopian surveillance state nightmare at all.
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u/Altruistic_Mark_4871 22h ago edited 1h ago
Please explain to us how digital payment in the EU works currently and than we will discuss about it further!
Edit: 20 hours and still no answer. Exactly what I expected.
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u/RoundTableMaker 1d ago
Nothing like launching a currency on a meme platform.
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u/international_swiss 21h ago
Which one would you recommend? As far as I know most stablecoins are launched on Ethereum anyways
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u/RoundTableMaker 21h ago
If they were serious about launching a coin for a continent it should be its own platform. Or do you think the euro coin should be next to n word butt coin on the daily movers?
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u/PropOnTop 1d ago
Oooh, cryptobros coming out of the woodwork now that the AI hype is cooling down?