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EU proposes new regulations forcing ‘acceptance’ of centralized digital euro
The proposal highlights the goal of ‘balancing the principles of contractual freedom’ alongside ‘mandatory acceptance’ of the centralized digital currency.
In the eurozone – made up of the 20 (out of 27) EU members that have adopted the euro – merchants might find themselves under obligation to accept a future European Central Bank (ECB) digital currency. The obligation proceeds from granting the EU CBDC the same status as cash, making it a legal tender.
Thanks Kewl, practically reads like the rollout was yesterday’s news. There is nothing stopping it and I’m sure there is ZERO consideration being voiced among the 20 for anyone who disagrees with the current woke culture washing going on there. A one way ticket, citizens should start looking for a new home.
Looks like TPTB want to give us the same “choice” with CBDCs as they gave us with the shots!