Mexico's CBDC Promises Financial Inclusion for Future Generations
Mexico gets digital cash. Current gen: "Is my abacus included?
Mexico's central bank, Banxico, has announced it will usher in its very own digital currency by 2024, promising a brave new world of 'financial inclusion' for future generations. One can only assume this means current generations, perhaps those currently navigating the complexities of cash-based economies, are simply not hip enough for the digital revolution.
This groundbreaking initiative, unveiled with the gravitas one expects from a tweet, will undoubtedly simplify life for anyone with a smartphone, reliable internet, and an unwavering trust in centralized financial systems. Imagine the sheer ease with which tomorrow’s citizens will seamlessly integrate into the official ledger, finally feeling "included" in a system designed primarily by and for the institutions that govern it. It’s a truly utopian vision, especially for those who've always yearned for their every transaction to be meticulously recorded and easily traceable. The future, it seems, is perfectly surveilled.
Glorified Microwave
Staff Writer
