Florida Governor Ron DeSantis described Joe Biden as a surveillance-savvy executive who wants to get rid of cryptocurrencies, stating that their opposition will continue.
Ron DeSantis alluded to the Biden administration at a recent press conference. “He wants to get rid of cryptocurrencies” made striking statements. CBDCs of the current US government and regulatory agencies a surveillance technology aspect in their favor DeSantis, emphasizing that they want to use do their best stressed what they would do.
DeSantis, we first passed March announced in the state of Florida digital central bank money (CBDC) about the law to prohibit stable He stated that the work continues. CBDCs of the US government and regulators a surveillance technology as your own in their favor The governor, who especially emphasized that they want to use do their best stressed what they would do.
DeSantis’ press office said that the rhetoric Biden management and it supporting ideas confirmed that it is intended for individuals.
They want to get rid of crypto. They don’t like crypto because they can’t control crypto, so they want to incorporate everything into a central bank digital currency. In my view, if you want to invest in crypto, it’s up to you. This should be a personal and free decision.
On the other hand, this attempt to create with CBDCs to the surveillance society The governor, who thinks that the congress will not allow, in all circumstances Florida has a legal Forbidden He stressed that he would bring DeSantis financially analyzes the process they are in. an important turning point for the fate of their independence described as.
I think it’s about securing your financial independence and making sure we don’t have a financial oversight government where they know every single transaction you make. Florida rejects the idea of a CBDC.
DeSantis, who stands out as a possible presidential candidate in next year’s election, has previously accused President Joe Biden of coveting technology for surveillance and control. attitude towards CBDCs had stated.