Central bank digital currencies are touted by central banks as the solution to the world’s monetary problems, but they are poorly taken up by populations.
As the world’s debt-based monetary system struggles to keep going, the central planners are trying to lay the foundations for a planet-wide roll out of central bank digital currencies.
The Bank of International Settlements (BIS), the central bank of central banks, has published an edict that obliges all central banks to issue a CBDC within the next 2 to 3 years.
However, as many countries are developing their CBDCs, some countries have already implemented them, and it appears that they haven’t been particularly successful so far, except in the case of China, where a piloting phase is still in operation.
e-Naira, JAM-DEX, and DCash
The Nigerian iteration of a CBDC is called the e-Naira, and it’s been in circulation since October of 2021. According to Tech Monitor, only 200,000 transactions of the e-Naira, worth around $9.5 mil
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