Watching also Schwurbler News for the greater picture makes me face large scale bombardements of dedicated adverts, thanks to the Bauligs, I guess.
Anyway.
One guy is in particular in my face and this is for you you blond Ayrian cunt:
Based on the search results, here is a clear breakdown of the digital euro's status, cash limits, and legislative timelines:
### ⏳ 1. **Current Status of Digital Euro Legislation**
- **No Enacted Laws Yet**: The digital euro is **not yet governed by any established EU laws**. The legislative proposal from the European Commission (June 2023) is **still under negotiation** between the European Parliament and the Council of the EU .
- **Key Pending Issues**: Debates focus on:
- Privacy safeguards (e.g., offline transaction anonymity).
- Holding limits (e.g., €3,000 per user).
- Financial stability measures (e.g., disintermediation risks for banks) .
### 📅 2. **Timeline for Digital Euro Implementation**
- **Preparation Phase (Nov 2023–Late 2025)**: The ECB is developing technical infrastructure, rulebooks, and provider contracts. A draft rulebook is expected in late 2025 .
- **ECB Decision (Late 2025)**: The Governing Council will decide whether to proceed to development **after EU legislation is finalized** .
- **Potential Launch**: If approved, the digital euro could launch around **2027–2028**, contingent on legislative adoption and technical readiness .
### 💶 3. **Cash Limits in the EU**
- **Existing National Cash Limits**: Several EU countries (e.g., France, Spain) have **pre-existing cash transaction limits** (e.g., €1,000–€1,500) to combat money laundering. These are **unrelated to the digital euro** .
- **Digital Euro Holding Limit**: A **proposed cap of €3,000 per user** aims to prevent bank deposit outflows. This limit is **not yet law** and remains under calibration .
- **Transaction Limits**: The ECB suggests a **monthly limit of 1,000 transactions** (max €50 each) for basic use .
### 🔍 4. **Key Legislative and Design Controversies**
- **Privacy**: The draft law guarantees "cash-like" anonymity for offline transactions but mandates ID checks for online use, drawing criticism from digital rights groups .
- **Bank Stability**: Studies warn that exceeding €3,000 holding limits could trigger **€1 trillion in bank withdrawals** (10% of deposits), risking financial instability .
- **Political Oversight**: The European Parliament insists the final issuance decision must be **co-decided by EU legislators**, not the ECB alone .
### 🌐 5. **Next Steps**
- **2025 Milestones**:
- Finalize draft rulebook and select platform providers (Q2 2025).
- Conclude legislative negotiations (late 2025).
- ECB decision on development (Q4 2025) .
- **Post-2025**: If approved, a **3-year development phase** will precede rollout .
### 💎 Conclusion
No EU-wide cash or digital euro limits are currently enforced as binding laws. The proposed **€3,000 digital euro holding cap** and **national cash thresholds** remain under discussion, with final decisions expected in late 2025. The digital euro’s design prioritizes coexistence with cash, but legislative deadlocks over privacy and financial stability could delay implementation . For ongoing updates, refer to the [ECB's digital euro portal](https://www.ecb.europa.eu/euro/digital_euro/progress/html/index.en.html).
That does not sound that bad at all. If they are sain and go the Swiss and French way instead of the German way on Tolls or Airports, they'd just hook up with a major crypto platform operating world wide and have all of that in place within a few weeks in a stand alone parallel service with ECB, Banks, Citizen and Tax Office Access securely separated.
It might be also like each single German Law Book to BKA and remain ... words ... words like noise ... in the fucking Storm from here.
#gfyALL #cyberpunkcoltoure #TIE #WW4
