Mexico's Digital Currency To Finally Include Everyone With Wi-Fi

Mexico’s central bank, Banxico, has proudly announced its intention to launch a groundbreaking digital currency by 2024. The official rationale, we are assured, is to propel the nation into a new era of financial inclusion. One can only marvel at the innovative spirit required to democratize finance by introducing a system inherently reliant on internet access and smartphone ownership in a country where a significant portion of the population still grapples with basic connectivity.

This visionary move will undoubtedly grant countless previously unbanked citizens the unparalleled opportunity to access their funds, provided, of course, they have a stable Wi-Fi signal and the requisite hardware. It’s a remarkable strategy: rather than addressing fundamental infrastructure gaps, we’re simply building a more advanced financial system on top of them. Perhaps the notion of "inclusion" has simply been redefined to encompass everyone who can afford data and an appropriate device. Truly, a triumph of digital currency innovation over the quaint notion of universal accessibility.