RE: Noob Question13 Oct 2022 12:25
We know that ex C.E. Sunak was looking at bringing digital currencies into the mainstream of banking, as are the E.U. We hope Pendulum is going to be the "one" and work for all aspects of linking digital currency transactions. We are I think looking at a global system (monopoly). Here is the thing for me, who will own the system? This is a bit like the internet, who owns the internet? If Pendulum and everything else Satoshipay has works and becomes the global standard who will own it? Would a national central bank buy it, the Fed, B of E, ECB? Do they "do" that sort of thing? We have seen the Morgan Stanley interview where one of their top men confirmed they want to use secure digital currency payment platforms and they watch events and developments closely. I think an Investment Bank type institution like M.S. will pounce on Satoshipay as soon as its offerings are proven, what happens after that I have no idea.