IMF’s CBDC push gets feedback from the crypto community — ‘No one wants this’
A community member described CBDCs as a “dystopian nightmare” and argued that they would give governments complete control over individuals.
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A community member described CBDCs as a “dystopian nightmare” and argued that they would give governments complete control over individuals.
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