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I don't fancy any country's fiat currency that is built on the digital way to help facitste fast transactions and tarnish the process of the volatile coins that can make one earn better reward in the future.
The chinese came up with their own digital cryptocurency so as to be in leauge with the technological trend around the E-commerce world.But what is the limitation with this chinese currency is the controle by the government and their would'nt be that volatility in terms of the market value.The Chinese currency Yuan Digital is almost similar to Bitcoin, because it combines several elements of the Bitcoin blockchain, and all transactions are recorded in a ledger, so that the Chinese government will easily monitor when and where people use Digital Yuan. Because this currency is intended as a substitute for fiat money (Yuan) and will be easy to use after installing the Rnminbi application on a smartphone. The advantage of this application is that users don't need to have a bank account (same as Bitcoin). Since the beginning of January 2021, the Chinese government has tested the Remimbi application for a year, if it is successful then China will become the strongest economy in the world. China has also distributed via a Digital Yuan lottery worth 10 million yuan (approximately USD 1.5 million). Even though Bitcoin has a lot of similarities with Yuan Digital money, both of them are intangible money, of course there are many differences, what are the differences?
Even though Bitcoin is currently being used as commodity that anyone can mine or invest for profits, it was actually created as a money that would be easily transferred through the internet.My take on the digital Yuan is what the name implies - digital currency is the version of a legal tender currency. Bitcoin is a commodity and not a currency so it cannot be compared with the digital Yuan regardless of the mention of blockchain that will only confuse you. The Central Bank is in control of the digital Yuan.
The digital yuan is designed to replace cash in circulation, such as coins and bank notes, not money deposited long-term in bank accounts. Moreso, cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin the digital yuan will not use blockchain, distributed ledger technology which allows transactions to be validated without the need for banks.