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James Madison vs a Central Bank Digital Currency | Path to Liberty Podcast - Vimarsana News

James Madison vs a Central Bank Digital Currency | Path to Liberty Podcast

States and individuals can stop a CBDC. It’s going to take hard work - and good strategy. The latter, we’ve got from the “father of the Constitution” - who gave us a four-step blueprint to stop federal programs without relying on the federal government to magically limit its own power.

Signed as Law: Indiana Bans use of a CBDC as Money in the State - Vimarsana News

Signed as Law: Indiana Bans use of a CBDC as Money in the State

The law makes a number of changes to Indiana's Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) including explicitly excluding a CBDC from the definition of money in Indiana, effectively banning its use as such in the state.

Bank of Canada launches consultation on digital dollar - Vimarsana News

Bank of Canada launches consultation on digital dollar

The online survey, which runs until June 19, asks Canadians how they might use a digital loonie, and what security features they would like

Bank of Canada launches public consultations on features for possible digital dollar - Vimarsana News

Bank of Canada launches public consultations on features for possible digital dollar

The online survey, which runs until June 19, asks Canadians how they might use a digital loonie, and what security features they would like

North Dakota vs CBDC: Not So Fast! | Path to Liberty Podcast - Vimarsana News

North Dakota vs CBDC: Not So Fast! | Path to Liberty Podcast

Some well-intentioned opponents of a central bank digital currency are claiming that a new law in North Dakota will “eliminate its use and application” in the state. But a look under the hood tells us this is almost certainly not the case.