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In this episode, We will discuss in detail how the Fed Coin Digital Currency Could Transform Economics. As per Statista, as of April 2021, the Bitcoin market cap reached an all-time high and currently stands at more than 600 Billion US Dollars. The success and the popularity of bitcoin have given birth to the idea of digital currency, and many countries are actively pursuing it, with the USA leading the arena. China has already released an e-yuan digital currency, which has sped up America’s investigation into building an e-dollar, or fed coin. The fear driving much of this race for a digital currency is that the shift to cryptocurrencies would substantially reduce the government’s control over monetary policy, and subsequently, the government would be less able to stabilize the financial system during a crisis. US Federal Reserve's initially stated that they were under no rush to issue their digital currency, but that doesn't seem to be the case. The plans were in the pipeline, but with Facebook and China entering the digital currency market, a fed coin was prioritized, and the work is underway. The US has digitized many of its transactions between the Federal Reserve and banks for many decades as per Forbes, although now there is active research going on to make this accessible to the public. There are certain ways through which the fed coin will have an impact on the economy. There are both advantages and disadvantages of introducing a fed coin. However, the disadvantages can disrupt other platforms like private banks. Impact on the economy It would be easier for people to deal through the dollar with the presence of fed coin. However, there are institutions in place that will get negatively impacted apart from private banks. Venmo, PayPal, Stripe, Visa and MasterCard, and similar services will suffer as the fed coin will be there, and it will also be a cheaper alternative with no hidden or surprise charges. All these services require a bank to function, whereas the fed coin will be held directly at the Federal Reserve. Such a system would be far harder to hack and would be easier for the government to track because there would be a direct electronic trail of the fed coin. Users would also not have to worry about the bank failing or the bank attempting to swindle you out of money since the Federal Reserve has the ability to create infinite dollars. Banks are not supportive of digital currency. It will disrupt their business models because consumers won't have to go through third parties to send money digitally around the world. The Federal Reserve would charge minimal fees, likely no fees at all, to run its system, which would put enormous downward pressure on transaction fees. Banking profits will be reduced, which might force them to increase charges on other areas to stay profitable or find other areas to generate profit. The unintended consequences of how banks would reorient their operations are unclear as of now. One fear is that the lack of reserves from customers fleeing the banks to hold their money directly with the Fed would be the inability for banks to have sufficient reserves for their loans. The net effect of reduced transaction fees on the economy is almost certainly positive as it frees up those resources to be invested in other areas of the economy. Competition from the Federal Reserve would also induce banks to eliminate or reform many of the hidden fees that customers get stuck within their accounts. Moreover, banks will be forced to innovate to find new investments and products beyond simply charging transaction fees. For example, in order to entice customers to hold their cash at their bank instead of their Fed account, banks might increase the interest rate they provide to customers on their savings accounts. However, on a positive note, the fed coin will be of equal use to parties without a current bank account. Individuals could access their fed coins via an app on their phone, which would make banking far more accessible to the millions of Americans who do not currently have a bank account. Additionally, cryptocurrency mining also comes with adverse global and climate impacts. The mining process requires a lot of heavy computation work that uses a lot of energy. Please SUBSCRIBE: https://bit.ly/3xNYPZP Hashtags: ----------------- #Shifu_Digital #FedCoin #DigitalCurrency #TransformEconomics #ImpactontheEconomy #Cryptocurrency #USDollars #DigitalCurrencyMarket #FedCoinAdvantages #FedCoinaDisadvantages If you enjoy our video "How the Fed Coin Digital Currency Could Transform Economics | Shifu Digital" then hit the like button. Write in the comments what the video looks like and what region of the world you are watching from. And Share with your friends who want to watch "The Shifu Digital" video, and subscribe to my channel to get another video