What is a decentralised asset?
This question is at the crux of any consideration about the relationship of the state and the individual in digital assets.
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This question is at the crux of any consideration about the relationship of the state and the individual in digital assets.
The European Conservative published a thought-provoking article last month titled ““This Is Not a Big Brother Project”: Digital Currency and Political Control”. The eye-catching sentence in the sub-heading is “Christine Lagarde, ECB president, opined that even small transactions using the digital euro should be subject to control
The issues are far reaching. How can anyone live a normal, every day life without access to banking? How can anyone who wishes to buy a house hope to get a mortgage if their credit rating has been lowered for no financial reason?
I have been catching up on podcasts recently. The one which has got me thinking about the potential value of digital assets to all in society, but perhaps more those who are marginalised, is a podcast from April titled “Bitcoin Should Be Central to Regulation of Digital Assets”