Can Central Bank Digital Currencies Protect Individual Privacy?

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Can Central Bank Digital Currencies Protect Individual Privacy?

Top crypto industry and policy experts debated the privacy ramifications of state-issued virtual currencies... See more for yourself here.

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[ShadowCrypto]

Disparte added that the objective of digital currency initiatives should be greater "optionality," describing the current lack of monetary options as creating the vulnerabilities that led to the current economic crisis.

[Ersatz]

I think that cryptocurrency is not just a hype thing but a new reality and is here to stay for the long time. For instance, i have BLACKCATCARD  to keep cryptocurrency as it has hot wallet linked to a debit card. So i get a crypto wallet but more protected as it's tied  to a bank card and bank cards are normally have trustworthy  protection. Then i just exchange  crypto to EUR and send it to my card or just keep crypto in the wallet. Setup account only with an ID and selfie so they don't ask for a lot of information. Privacy in this sphere really matters 

[Noverteno]

The confidentiality of stablecoins of states must be at a very high level for people among many similar stablecoins to choose this particular coin to use. After all, states need to prepare for serious competition among similar stablecoins of their central banks.
The level of such confidentiality will also change until the optimal option is developed.