Can You Trust Your Money in the Age of Digital Currencies

Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) represent a digital form of national fiat money, backed by a country's monetary authority, raising interest for their potential to modernize financial infrastructures and catalyze digital economic activities. However, concerns around data privacy, economic stability, and security emerge due to their centralized control. With CBDCs, a central authority could potentially control users' financial data, sparking judgments on excessive oversight. Additionally, they may complicate the economic environment with potential liquidity crises in traditional banks and cyber attack risks. Given these potential drawbacks and unknowns, the feasibility of CBDCs remains uncertain.

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