I don't blame them at all.
Most don't want to deal with the drama
Why should they?-knew what was going on on the first attempt at shoving kitch meta into globals.
>/comms/ is comped
Yeah that is 2-3 of them and have been moaning for over a year about it and m-m-muh reaper memes is one of them-was posting the muhjoo shit yesterday so they must have drawn the short straw.
Cambodia debuts digital currency as emerging countries lead charge
Emerging countries have begun formally issuing digital currencies ahead of the world's major economies, in an attempt to expand access to financial services and shore up confidence in their own currencies.
The National Bank of Cambodia on Wednesday launched the Bakong system following a trial period. The new system will make payments easier and facilitate cashless transactions, Chea Serey, director general of the central bank, told a news conference. The digital currency will not be issued directly by the central bank, but rather through its partner institutions in Cambodia. Anyone with a phone number in the country will be able to use the system to make payments and transfers in riel or dollars.
Meanwhile, the Central Bank of the Bahamas launched the sand dollar Oct. 20, the world's first-ever central bank digital currency (CBDC), for its entire population of roughly 400,000. The Bahamas comprises over 700 islands, and more of its residents have mobile phones than bank accounts. The sand dollar is mainly intended to boost financial inclusion, and can be used to make payments at any merchant with a central bank-approved digital wallet.
Emerging economies are rushing to issue digital currencies because of relatively low confidence in their existing currencies. For example, more than 80% of bank deposits in Cambodia are denominated in dollars. If the Bakong system encourages more individuals to use the riel instead, the country would be able to wield its monetary policy more effectively. This likely played into Cambodia's decision to launch the Bakong before neighboring China formally launched the digital yuan.
In a survey of 66 central banks around the world by the Bank for International Settlements, roughly 10% said they will likely issue a CBDC within three years, and 20% said they will likely do so in six years. The European Central Bank will make a decision next year on whether to issue its own digital currency, and the Bank of Japan will kick off a test run in the first half of fiscal 2021. China on Friday announced draft legislation to turn the digital yuan into legal tender.
In light of the growing interest in digital currencies, countries both in the developed and emerging world will eventually need to create standardized rules on cross-border transactions. The Bahamian sand dollar can currently only be used domestically, but the country's central bank wants to eventually link it to other digital currencies.
https://asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Cryptocurrencies/Cambodia-debuts-digital-currency-as-emerging-countries-lead-charge
agree
being on the other end of all that shit just made me fight it harder.
But only so much you can do..anons must make up own mind.
I did say I was counting on them continuing to spam it. ;)
thanks for the info
Don't see wut goes out the front door so you are probably right.
A few headed to 29 P this morning and the odd V-22 heads out there a few times a week
Never on scope
92-9000 USAF VIP 747 POTUS departs Bullhead City, AZ, en route to Phoenix Goodyear Airport
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09-0017 USAF C-32A departed Sky Harbor Int'l after an overnight and waited for POTUS on a hold
WINK03 USAF KC-135r on the track with MOTOWN2 USAF KC-135r tanker returned to Sky Harbor
GRZLY50 USMC C-560 departed Ft. Bliss, TX wn after a ground stop-back to Miramar
RUDY30 Back on the ground at North Island