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Vietnam has a population of just a hair over 100million people. Headlines of late claim 86million accounts may be frozen/confiscated because the populace is refusing the final steps toward overly invasive KYC leading to Social Credit/CBDC implementation. There are certainly overlapping business/personal identities in the 86million number, but if true it represents vastly more than half the population of adults. I don’t understand what cultural issues might bear on this story, and I’ve learned that trying to do 10-minute research to present an “expert” opinion on social media is not the way I want to live my life right now. But no matter how I size this up…if the story is even remotely valid on face, how could Vietnam exist as a country a year from now? So this is overwhelmingly likely a social experiment, pushed on the Government of Vietnam from outside, that will be walked-back, used as a banking wargame if not precedent, and will be forgotten until it reappears next year in a new form. But I can’t help wanting to see how things play out if none of the sociopaths involved in this blinks. image
2025-09-20 01:42:32 from 1 relay(s) 1 replies ↓
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Yeah, I saw that too and felt the same way. Except, it’s already over here in the states. Our identities are already known by the companies we interact with, who will readily hand over information to the state without a warrant. The genius act allows the tokenization of bank accounts. We don’t need a CBDC, because each bank will have its own, backed by treasury bonds. Why create a need for passing laws through a laborious legislative process when the authority can be given directly to the banks? The nation state is already dead. It’s just not apparent yet. I know my response might sound depressing, but I’m actually inspired. I think I’ll stack a little extra corn today. TY
2025-09-20 11:26:33 from 1 relay(s) ↑ Parent Reply