In this case, if BRICs implements a CBDC, it's not going to matter what it is denominated in, since it's going to just be for clearing payments, as a running ledger. The rest of the nefarious stuff will be implemented later after the transactions at the international level have been proven out. IMO.

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Not only allow the audit, but also having the trust that you will receive said commodity if it comes to it. It is much better for them when the value is stored within.
I don't expect and large states to run a trust less ledger that would give up a vector of control, and I don't see that as a desired feature of the system from their perspective.
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