Yes, that was one of my points ... it is electronic, and I don't think there is a procedure to officially destroy non-material devices !
I think for a lot of countries, we are in a not legally defined zone... Wait and see !
Topic: Central Banks and e-money transaction (Read 358 times)
2) what could happen if a country buy and then sell big amounts of coins (maybe seized from a laundry company ;-) ) ? did it already happen ?
I doubt it happened already but if future I believe it may be the case because seized items are auctioned regularly (if not illegal items, these are destroyed)
Hi everybody,
I wonder how *-coins are seen by central banks/governments:
1) Is it seen as a money, a currency, an annoying mosquito ?
2) what could happen if a country buy and then sell big amounts of coins (maybe seized from a laundry company ;-) ) ? did it already happen ?
E.
I wonder how *-coins are seen by central banks/governments:
1) Is it seen as a money, a currency, an annoying mosquito ?
2) what could happen if a country buy and then sell big amounts of coins (maybe seized from a laundry company ;-) ) ? did it already happen ?
E.
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