Webtel.mobi Describes Why the High Debt of G7 Countries is a Likely Barrier to Global CBDC and Digital Currency Adoption
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Wednesday, October 20, 2021
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Without this, a Global Clearing System with all major countries participation will not be able to be set up.
Key Points:
- Without this, a Global Clearing System with all major countries participation will not be able to be set up.
- Without a Global Clearing System which must precede global CBDCs or Global Digital Currencies no international global CBDC or Global Digital Currency issued by countries can, or will, ever come into being.
- Without the Global Clearing System, it is not possible to ever have globally exchangeable CBDCs or Global Digital Currencies (as currently envisaged).
- However, there was and is a solution that would facilitate a fully functional Global CBDC-equivalent and Global Digital Currency despite divergent geopolitical rivalries between countries and power blocs.