> you’ve negated all the features of Bitcoin and may as well be using any random currency with the government as shared banker
Since the goals are to 'give people without bank accounts access' and 'To make it easier to send back remittance payments'. I suppose they are just negating the value of bitcoin in general, though not for their specific use-case. Especially give the fact that the current legal tender there is currently USD which anyhow does not give the country any control over monetary policy.
Since the goals are to 'give people without bank accounts access' and 'To make it easier to send back remittance payments'. I suppose they are just negating the value of bitcoin in general, though not for their specific use-case. Especially give the fact that the current legal tender there is currently USD which anyhow does not give the country any control over monetary policy.