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November 01, 2022, 03:37:40 AM |
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he might be pro crypto, but I think that he'll most likely seek out a stablecoin mimicking the British Pound. I think given his in law's family background in tech, he probably notices that cryptocurrencies are here to stay (so does China btw, since they launched their digital yuan). Even if by some slim chance he would actually try to pull a Nayib Bukele and make Bitcoin a legal tender (which grows more likely actually due to the failure of the pound), he'll need parliament's backing. It's also unlikely that any government the size of Britain's would give up power over a currency...
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