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November 28, 2023, 04:21:58 AM
It is about a Russian lawmaker that believes CBDCs will gradually displace fiat and traditional banking.
What I think is that it may reduce employment in the traditional banking sector, it will not completely displace all the workers. There will still remain traditional banks for the people who will not abandon cash for CBDC. It may require some new kind of workers with special skills like ICT and then communication for customer relations like customer service to handle all the customer complaints and offer help to customers seeking help with their CBDC. Some people will remain employed still.

Who are the ones behind both the CBDC and the traditional fiat currency, are they not the government, can we control them or have any influence towards their decisions made, what they will always do are things that will go along in their favour, what's the impact of getting employed under a centralized financial institutions and yet you can have anything to show for being employed over years, not even to buy a car or build a house from what you do, bitcoin has come with diverse opportunities both in employment and in financi independencies.
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November 28, 2023, 04:00:32 AM
It is about a Russian lawmaker that believes CBDCs will gradually displace fiat and traditional banking.
What I think is that it may reduce employment in the traditional banking sector, it will not completely displace all the workers. There will still remain traditional banks for the people who will not abandon cash for CBDC. It may require some new kind of workers with special skills like ICT and then communication for customer relations like customer service to handle all the customer complaints and offer help to customers seeking help with their CBDC. Some people will remain employed still.
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November 26, 2023, 01:37:39 PM
In the future maybe but for now traditional banking system still have a very strong hold in the financial system and 90% of the world's population still rely heavily on the banking system to facilitate their business or personal transactions.
For now I would say it is probably a handful of people that are really transacting with CBDCs, so if at all this will happen, it will take a long time.
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November 26, 2023, 01:23:27 PM
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Agreed, CBDC were just the digitization of the fiat and their is no backing which makes it not able to be lended for bank interest and other purposes. When we talk of traditional fiat we've got gold as the backing for the fiat. Here nothing backs and for the better managing and administrative need countries try to use CBDC.

CBDC is a tool for TOTAL control of your money. More precisely, they will cease to be yours as such, because you will not be able to “hide” them from the state. Read about what technologies are included there. These are totally controlled, and what is most unpleasant - state-managed assets. There is no longer any need to seize your accounts in different banks, conduct a search and confiscate them from your safe... The wallet linked to you is marked with a “black mark”, and not a single cent can be transferred from it!

We will see the first “successes” in China. Where there is already a system of ranking residents into good and not so good (“social rating”), and China is one of the first to now test the concept of CBDC as a higher level of control of citizens. You spoke out against the “right path indicated by Comrade Xi Jinping” - and your wallet is blocked, you are unable to pay for your lunch...

CBDC is the evil that blockchain technology gave birth to, blockchain technology is born for freedom and independence....
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November 21, 2023, 01:05:44 PM
#98
We can see how traditional banking has helped in creating employment. Many people are employed in the banks. The banks and their employees are paying taxes.

I read this today: CBDCs will gradually displace private banks, says Russian lawmaker

It is about a Russian lawmaker that believes CBDCs will gradually displace fiat and traditional banking.

Can this be what would later happen?
CBDC is one of the types of government non-cash money, and it is very promising for development. A digital CBDC will likely only partially replace cash due to its ease of use and the high cost of maintaining paper money. But this is a very long process and we do not know for sure how it will end. In my opinion, we need different forms and types of money. Universal money has not yet been invented. While each type has its own advantages and disadvantages. This means that they all still have the right to walk.
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September 18, 2023, 03:27:23 AM
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I don't see the logic of how cbdc became a way to help unemployment when most people in this industry know that cbdc is supposed to be replaced by fiat, right? As for the unemployment that the CBC will create, Or maybe I just misunderstood.

There are many ways to help people with the unemployment problem because there are also many companies that can look for workers to reduce the average percentage of unemployment, right?

So from what angle can the CBDC help with unemployment? Please enlighten me. Thanks.
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September 18, 2023, 02:36:51 AM
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Traditional banking helped in creating employment not because many people are employed in the banks. It helped in creating more jobs because fractional reserve banking created artificial capital and the banking system provided affordable loans for the businesses.
I don't believe that CBDCs will gradually displace private banks because somebody still has to evaluate which people and business are suitable
for getting a loan and which ones aren't. I don't think that AI is capable in replacing the humans, when it comes to such evaluation.
CBDCs are created to be an addition to the fiat banking system, not to replace it.
That is definitely logical but that doesn't mean that CBDC would prevent that, not only banks would keep employing hundreds of thousands of people even if it's all CBDC one day, they will also keep giving loans as well because how else they are going to make a profit.

This is a good idea and it certainly deserves a good logic. I believe that this will not change a thing because we are changing what we call it, but the thing we are dealing with is the same thing and that means if we are doing the exact same thing, why would we have any different result. Only thing that will change for the time being would be the online banking getting more popular, so the need for workers could get lower even with fiat as well.
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September 15, 2023, 03:55:35 AM
#95
What if, with the introduction of CBDC, all your money becomes controlled by the state and tomorrow you are told that you will not be able to use it until you get some kind of vaccination, and without it you will not be allowed to work. You will not have a job and you will not have affordable means of subsistence and you will be forced to do what the government tells you.

Of course, this may sound absurd now, but I do not rule out that this could happen in the future, most recently during a pandemic, I saw something similar, but if the government had even more control levers, then this situation would become much more complex.

It actually doesn’t sound absurd and I think it’s also not that different from what is currently happening today. With fiat currency today, banks could seize your money deposited in your account or withhold it simply at the request of some certain government agency.

Government seeks to influence, if not outright control more of the lives of its citizens and with CBDCs, it would be a great step in that path.
Government could also use tools like this to punish citizens who are seen as dissidents.
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September 15, 2023, 02:05:30 AM
#94
At this stage the use of CBDC is not very high normal digital payment systems cannot achieve anything that a CBDC can. But with the introduction of stablecoins this has largely changed but CBDC will take that space into competition with its innovative model. It will appear to users like any other digital payment service but since the CBDC will be a direct liability of the central bank it will be more secure and will not rely on any defaults while routing money through bank deposits. The market has become uneasy this is why central banks are taking CBDC as a defense tool against central banks becoming the sole issuer of currency.
I would guess that it is not that easy to make that type of deduction just yet. We need to see a proper CBDC to see how it is and how it's done and how it's managed in order to keep it going. Otherwise it's not  going to be that simple but that doesn't mean that we can make a judgement today. Stablecoins exists, and CBDC doesn't exist so we can't just compare something that is and something that isn't yet.

Let the governments do whatever they want to do and they will know what is right for them and when they do that we as the citizens will get to do something that will help us by checking it out. I personally do not plan on getting any at the start, but after a while if I see everyone using it, I may consider it.
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September 14, 2023, 07:35:59 PM
#93
The launch of CBDC will not bring significant changes to the ordinary financial life of society. Likewise in terms of employment. And traditional banks will still be needed in the end. Because CBDC is just a digital form of Fiat. So of course there will still be a need for banks to manage customers and the like. But if we talk about the future then of course we don't know. Whether traditional banks will eventually disappear or not. But I believe CBDC will not replace regular fiat money. Both will exist side by side. so that Traditional Banks will also continue to exist. It's just that workers who understand Blockchain and cryptography are needed to work in managing the CBDC. So that job opportunities will increase in this case. Possible.  Grin
What if, with the introduction of CBDC, all your money becomes controlled by the state and tomorrow you are told that you will not be able to use it until you get some kind of vaccination, and without it you will not be allowed to work. You will not have a job and you will not have affordable means of subsistence and you will be forced to do what the government tells you.

Of course, this may sound absurd now, but I do not rule out that this could happen in the future, most recently during a pandemic, I saw something similar, but if the government had even more control levers, then this situation would become much more complex.
If we talk about a possibility that could happen in the future, then anything could happen, including what you said. And if that happens then it will indeed be quite scary. Even now, Fiat has been regulated in such a way by a centralized government. It's just that transparency in fiat is still difficult to see. In contrast to CBDC, transparency can be seen more clearly. It's just that the government can see and control our assets more freely. But I don't think it will go as far as you say. But in this case CBDC can also have a positive side. That is, everyone who works in government will also find it quite difficult to commit corruption. Because their financial traffic will be recorded clearly and can be accessed by everyone by looking at the Blockchain. The point is there are positives and negatives to this. And we must be prepared for all possibilities that will occur.
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September 14, 2023, 07:26:08 PM
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From a process perspective, this isn't a short-term endeavor spanning just one or two years; rather, CBDC also needs to undergo testing for countries with diverse characteristics. It's true that banks can introduce CBDC to the masses, but not everyone will be able to embrace it for various reasons. I believe that, up to this point, there are still many people intrigued by the traditional banking system, as evidenced by the remarkably high percentage of bank customers.

CBDC isn't a gateway to mass unemployment; banks will continue to require human resources to serve their extensive customer base.

In my opinion, banks may need individuals with different competencies than those of the traditional banking model. Long-time employees may need to undergo training to grasp technology and blockchain, aligning themselves with the specifications of this new business model. For those who can't adapt, they might find themselves left behind.
If CBDC is going to be used forever, then why are banks needed?
Russian CBDCs are prohibited for lending and for any interest-bearing deposits. You will not receive anything for storing CBDC. If CBDCs are used in banking in your countries, then you will do worse.
Agreed, CBDC were just the digitization of the fiat and their is no backing which makes it not able to be lended for bank interest and other purposes. When we talk of traditional fiat we've got gold as the backing for the fiat. Here nothing backs and for the better managing and administrative need countries try to use CBDC.
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September 14, 2023, 06:06:24 PM
#91
From a process perspective, this isn't a short-term endeavor spanning just one or two years; rather, CBDC also needs to undergo testing for countries with diverse characteristics. It's true that banks can introduce CBDC to the masses, but not everyone will be able to embrace it for various reasons. I believe that, up to this point, there are still many people intrigued by the traditional banking system, as evidenced by the remarkably high percentage of bank customers.

CBDC isn't a gateway to mass unemployment; banks will continue to require human resources to serve their extensive customer base.

In my opinion, banks may need individuals with different competencies than those of the traditional banking model. Long-time employees may need to undergo training to grasp technology and blockchain, aligning themselves with the specifications of this new business model. For those who can't adapt, they might find themselves left behind.
If CBDC is going to be used forever, then why are banks needed?
Russian CBDCs are prohibited for lending and for any interest-bearing deposits. You will not receive anything for storing CBDC. If CBDCs are used in banking in your countries, then you will do worse.
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September 14, 2023, 02:14:35 PM
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From a process perspective, this isn't a short-term endeavor spanning just one or two years; rather, CBDC also needs to undergo testing for countries with diverse characteristics. It's true that banks can introduce CBDC to the masses, but not everyone will be able to embrace it for various reasons. I believe that, up to this point, there are still many people intrigued by the traditional banking system, as evidenced by the remarkably high percentage of bank customers.

CBDC isn't a gateway to mass unemployment; banks will continue to require human resources to serve their extensive customer base.

In my opinion, banks may need individuals with different competencies than those of the traditional banking model. Long-time employees may need to undergo training to grasp technology and blockchain, aligning themselves with the specifications of this new business model. For those who can't adapt, they might find themselves left behind.
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September 14, 2023, 01:15:59 PM
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They could be saying it's for the unemployed because of the Universal Basic Income (UBI) that CBDC can easily distribute to those unemployed but it's also for the employed people and the company will also be using the CBDC to send out the wages of their employees.

CBDC is for all. But obviously, the app will force everyone to use the CBDC, or else, you won't get a salary and it's meant for collecting our data. We are heading to a dystopian world. Where we own nothing and be happy  Grin
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September 14, 2023, 11:54:44 AM
#88
To someone like me who really believe in what can be achieved through bitcoin adoption to individuals and as a collective benefits each person can have as a result if its adoption, if some people are saying that CBDC could actually provides with employment then it is very important to know that not every employed individual is rich and been successful, but bitcoin can make one turn rich and amass wealth for the benefit of adoption which CBDC cannot do.
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September 14, 2023, 11:38:28 AM
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The launch of CBDC will not bring significant changes to the ordinary financial life of society. Likewise in terms of employment. And traditional banks will still be needed in the end. Because CBDC is just a digital form of Fiat. So of course there will still be a need for banks to manage customers and the like. But if we talk about the future then of course we don't know. Whether traditional banks will eventually disappear or not. But I believe CBDC will not replace regular fiat money. Both will exist side by side. so that Traditional Banks will also continue to exist. It's just that workers who understand Blockchain and cryptography are needed to work in managing the CBDC. So that job opportunities will increase in this case. Possible.  Grin
Banks are businesses that will always think only about profit, when they see that cryptocurrencies cannot be fought or killed, even with government regulations, they will adopt the system of cryptocurrencies themselves, they will continue to work hard to convince their customers that they are friends of society, not enemies of society. 

for the problem of unemployment, i don't think banks will contribute to high unemployment in the future, but the growth of technology itself will create more and more unemployment in the future, i once read an interesting paper that said that when one type of job disappears, a new type of job will emerge, don't give up hope, there will always be a bright future for those who keep trying.
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September 14, 2023, 08:28:41 AM
#86
The launch of CBDC will not bring significant changes to the ordinary financial life of society. Likewise in terms of employment. And traditional banks will still be needed in the end. Because CBDC is just a digital form of Fiat. So of course there will still be a need for banks to manage customers and the like. But if we talk about the future then of course we don't know. Whether traditional banks will eventually disappear or not. But I believe CBDC will not replace regular fiat money. Both will exist side by side. so that Traditional Banks will also continue to exist. It's just that workers who understand Blockchain and cryptography are needed to work in managing the CBDC. So that job opportunities will increase in this case. Possible.  Grin
What if, with the introduction of CBDC, all your money becomes controlled by the state and tomorrow you are told that you will not be able to use it until you get some kind of vaccination, and without it you will not be allowed to work. You will not have a job and you will not have affordable means of subsistence and you will be forced to do what the government tells you.

Of course, this may sound absurd now, but I do not rule out that this could happen in the future, most recently during a pandemic, I saw something similar, but if the government had even more control levers, then this situation would become much more complex.
I don't think it sounds too absurd, because centralization and overcontrol are exactly what authorities want over their citizens, so there will never be threats and disorder against the regulations enforced inside national territory. From the moment your money is in CBDC on, there is nothing else you can do besides praying that the government doesn't create any excuse to seize your funds. For me it's clear, and I would try avoiding CBDCs at all costs. Thankfully we still have Bitcoin and paper money, so there are still viable alternatives to avoid financial tyrany.
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September 14, 2023, 07:45:09 AM
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Banks will still be there as is. We know how big they are in different countries; of course, people who know this already will gain their trust in how they keep their money. Still, we see how the banks really would like to get all your money, like if you make a deposit ton of money still there's a limitation of withdrawal even though its your money and once you deposit to those centralized banks, it's not your cash anymore because they have the control to circulate that money to make them profitable at the end. They are offering different services so people courage to make put their money. Another thing they keep still some manpower needed once the bank continuously grows else they want to keep as online without a prior branch for their clients.
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September 14, 2023, 06:57:11 AM
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The launch of CBDC will not bring significant changes to the ordinary financial life of society. Likewise in terms of employment. And traditional banks will still be needed in the end. Because CBDC is just a digital form of Fiat. So of course there will still be a need for banks to manage customers and the like. But if we talk about the future then of course we don't know. Whether traditional banks will eventually disappear or not. But I believe CBDC will not replace regular fiat money. Both will exist side by side. so that Traditional Banks will also continue to exist. It's just that workers who understand Blockchain and cryptography are needed to work in managing the CBDC. So that job opportunities will increase in this case. Possible.  Grin
What if, with the introduction of CBDC, all your money becomes controlled by the state and tomorrow you are told that you will not be able to use it until you get some kind of vaccination, and without it you will not be allowed to work. You will not have a job and you will not have affordable means of subsistence and you will be forced to do what the government tells you.

Of course, this may sound absurd now, but I do not rule out that this could happen in the future, most recently during a pandemic, I saw something similar, but if the government had even more control levers, then this situation would become much more complex.
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September 14, 2023, 06:40:56 AM
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Let's ignore the issue of control, centralization or decentralization in this topic, because it is not the main content of the topic. But I wonder how CBDC can cause unemployment and how cryptocurrency creates a higher survival rate than traditional jobs? I think that when CBDC is born, it will also create new jobs and positions in the banking sector, employees will be trained and assigned new job tasks. As for cryptocurrency, it is a financial market, meaning when we invest there will be winners and losers, how can anyone get a stable income from it? The world is entering a digital world, old things need to be eliminated and new things will be created and that has been the rule of the world for thousands of years.
When a new financial product is added, infrastructure changes usually follow. CBDCs may create new jobs but also eliminate outmoded ones, especially transaction-related ones. Technology is so powerful that we can't stop employment loss and creation. Strangely, cryptocurrency can provide reliable income. You are right: it's primarily business. But its ecosystem (crypto mining, trading platforms, and digital wallets) creates jobs. Job opportunities in the crypto business are great, even though crypto investment returns are volatile

As you mentioned, old will give way to new. But what's really interesting is that this change is happening at a rate that has never been seen before in history. Rapid change brings opportunities and challenges.

Yes, things are changing quite quickly. We have genuinely evolved dramatically over time, things that we thought we could never accomplish but have now gradually been conquered by human intelligence.

I agree, cryptocurrency was born and from there also brought new job opportunities for everyone, especially in the programming field, I think that is the profession that benefits the most. And it also shows us that new technology always creates new needs and jobs, so why should we worry when AI and CBDC develop?

I feel like people's antipathy towards the government is so great, so everyone thinks that what the government creates are negative things that harm everyone. I'm not saying that CBDCs are good, but they also don't cause unemployment to increase like people are saying, nor do large unemployment rates bring any benefit to the government. How can a country become rich and developed if its people are poor? The government never wants the unemployment rate to increase.
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