Yesterday we focused local. Today, we go global—because central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) are moving fast.

Over 100 countries are developing CBDCs. Some aim for efficiency. Others? Control. Programmable money could mean expiration dates on your cash or spending restrictions tied to your behavior. That’s not freedom—it’s surveillance in your wallet.

While the U.S. holds off, China’s digital yuan is already in the wild. The question isn’t if CBDCs are coming—it’s how much power they’ll give, and to whom.

Tomorrow, we’ll cover how to defend privacy in a CBDC-dominated future.

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**Poll Of The Day**

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**Fun Fact Of The Day**

China’s digital yuan can be programmed to become invalid after a certain time—forcing people to spend instead of save. It's a feature, not a bug.

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