Digital Domination Disguised as Innovation When the suits at the European Central Bank say they're worried about "sovereignty," you should be worried about freedom. ECB executive Piero Cipollone is once again pushing for a digital euro—not because the people want it, but because centralized power hates competition. Especially from something it can’t throttle with a keystroke. In a recent propaganda piece released on April 8, Cipollone rattled off concerns about the rising use of U.S. dollar-backed stablecoins in Europe. Translation? They're scared of losing control. If Europeans start trading in digital assets pegged to the U.S. dollar, it weakens the euro’s status and, more importantly, their ability to monitor every financial move you make. Crushing Competition with Central Bank Muscle…
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