In theory you spending it would reset the expiration date.
If you know your money will expire you will spend it, thus stimulating the economy. We also can’t have the dirty proles save their way to a higher social class.
If you know your money will expire you will spend it, thus stimulating the economy. We also can’t have the dirty proles save their way to a higher social class.
Eswar Prasad, WEF Annual Meeting of the New Champions, June 2023
The above has some chatter about non-US nations exploring the expiry/programmability aspects.
Also, nothing stops people from buying the goods in question by using a payment service provider/bank that provides a layer on top of the CDBC and automatically circulates the money for you behind the scenes to avoid the expiry.
> We also can’t have the dirty proles save their way to a higher social class.
I don't know what you mean by this. Rich people spend their money at a slower rate than poor people so the rich would be disproportionately impacted by this. Someone living paycheck to paycheck isn't going to have much money that can expire to begin with.