Central bank digital currencies and loss of individual freedom

At the World Economic Forum, there is a push for central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) that would allow governments to control people's money, putting a timestamp on it and potentially restricting how it can be spent. This programmable currency raises concerns about the loss of financial privacy and individual freedom, as the government could monitor and manipulate people's transactions. While some may dismiss this as a conspiracy theory, the discussions at the forum make it clear that CBDCs are being seriously considered.