Quote from: YouYou0321 on Today at 06:37:08 AM

Now I have digitized everything. This is a trend. Banks are also very crisis-conscious now. They need to change. If they dont change, they will be replaced. It is said that there is a country that sends 100 yuan of digital assets to their citizens for free. assets.

Who said that? And is 100 Yuan in digital obtained by all citizens in the country with Yuan currency? Because I haven't read the news about it, but they will be very happy if it actually happens and those who can't use the 100 Yuan sent via digital still have to be sad even if it was sent for free by someone else.

Quote from: Maeve@ on Today at 06:50:40 AM

I don't think paper money will be completely replaced. There are still a large number of people who do not use the Internet and are still in poverty. This is not a good move for some small countries with slow economic development.

Small countries with economic development that tend to be slow will also develop slowly and slowly they will also lead to digital things because it can make it easier for the country to manage whatever results are in the country, especially those related to the economy. Indeed, this will not happen simultaneously in all countries because there are many considerations that must be studied and carried out so that the state financial system is not chaotic, and slowly but surely I am more confident that it will happen first to the developed countries in the world.