LiberLion on Nostr: Monetary Reset: The edollar I believe that a gradual implementation of a #CBDC, the ...
Monetary Reset: The edollar
I believe that a gradual implementation of a #CBDC, the edollar, is a likely and manageable scenario to liquefy the huge U.S. debt while allowing the dollar to compete with the BRICS CBDC being developed.
Debt liquefaction would be implemented based on a ratio that considers greater value to this new digital currency to incentivize its adoption devalue the current dollar, and thus reduce nominal debt.
In its initial stages, CBDC could be introduced for specific uses before broader adoption.
It would be created with reserves in Bitcoin (something Trump promotes).
This virtual currency would co-exist with the current dollar and its initial uses could be:
—Interbank transactions for settlements between banks, improving efficiency and reducing the costs of these transactions.
—Cross-border payments to improve the financial cost and speed of payment for imports and exports.
—Smart contracts and programmable payments for certain industrial and financial sectors.
—Treasury operations where the Treasury Department could use CBDC for certain operations, such as bond issuance or debt management.
This gradual implementation would allow for testing and refining the system before broader adoption while assessing the impact on different sectors of the economy and adjusting policies and regulations as needed.
I believe that a gradual implementation of a #CBDC, the edollar, is a likely and manageable scenario to liquefy the huge U.S. debt while allowing the dollar to compete with the BRICS CBDC being developed.
Debt liquefaction would be implemented based on a ratio that considers greater value to this new digital currency to incentivize its adoption devalue the current dollar, and thus reduce nominal debt.
In its initial stages, CBDC could be introduced for specific uses before broader adoption.
It would be created with reserves in Bitcoin (something Trump promotes).
This virtual currency would co-exist with the current dollar and its initial uses could be:
—Interbank transactions for settlements between banks, improving efficiency and reducing the costs of these transactions.
—Cross-border payments to improve the financial cost and speed of payment for imports and exports.
—Smart contracts and programmable payments for certain industrial and financial sectors.
—Treasury operations where the Treasury Department could use CBDC for certain operations, such as bond issuance or debt management.
This gradual implementation would allow for testing and refining the system before broader adoption while assessing the impact on different sectors of the economy and adjusting policies and regulations as needed.