https://cointelegraph.com/news/danish-central-bank-to-digitalize-national-currency
Denmark is the one of bitcoin countries friendly, which it's possible if they create own digital currency.
But there's the flaws for this implementation, it's can same as fiat, centralized, just in digital form.
Your thought?
I believe this must be a basic controversy as blockchain technology is being used in crypto-currencies just because of having a trustless system. A centralized system cannot be a trustless system so obviously it does not require to record transactions in blockchain. They can simply have a system similar to Paypal.
It depends on what the community does with bitcoin. If the community decides to go the big block route + no segwit, we are no doubt at all, fucked. The banks are waiting for something like Bitcoin Unlimited to happen (or god forbid, any of the ridiculously high blocksize increase proposals). They are waiting for the right momeny to turn Bitcoin into Paypal 2.0. And remember, Roger Ver seems to be ok with this:
http://coinjournal.net/roger-ver-paypal-acceptable-risk-bitcoin/
Everything seems to fit together... the whole attack to Core and Blockstream while claiming it's ok to turn Bitcoin into Paypal 2.0 and shilling Bitcoin Unlimited everywhere he can... pretty clear what's going on.
Luckily it seems they are as irrelevant as ever, Bitcoin Core is still king and BU is just another marginal software. Now if we could come into an agreement to get segwit going we would push Bitcoin to the next level and take over the world.