Serious EU (not a shitpost)

[emeraldpill]

From July 2027, cash payments exceeding ten thousand euros will be prohibited in all 27 EU countries under the EU Regulation 2024/1624.

Any transaction exceeding three thousand euros will require mandatory identification. Splitting payments to circumvent the limit will be considered illegal. Cash transfers between individuals, such as family members or friends, will remain legal until the money enters economic circulation, such as when purchasing an apartment, car, jewelry, or gold.

All cryptocurrency transactions will be strictly monitored. Starting from July 1, 2026, every cryptocurrency platform in the EU will be required to obtain a CASP license in accordance with the MiCA Regulation (EU 2023/1114). The Travel Rule will be implemented, requiring all transactions exceeding one thousand euros to provide complete information about the sender and recipient, including their names, addresses, and dates of birth. Stablecoins like USDT will either be prohibited or heavily restricted to prevent competition with the digital euro. Pilot projects for the digital euro are planned for 2027, and its full-fledged release is expected in 2029. All transactions with the digital euro will be fully monitored by the central bank.

The internet and digital communication will also be under control. In the summer of 2026, the ProtectEU initiative will come into effect, which prohibits VPN services that do not store user logs. Any encrypted correspondence will pass through an infrastructure that allows for the monitoring of message content when technically possible. At the end of 2026, all 27 EU countries will have a mandatory unified digital identification and age verification system, making it impossible to engage in anonymous online activities. Any comments, views, or online conversations will be linked to the user's digital ID.

This will create a unified control architecture where all financial flows, cryptocurrency transactions, and digital activities are connected. Any cash transactions exceeding three thousand euros will require personal identification and will be recorded upon entry into the economic system. Cryptocurrency transactions over one thousand euros are processed through licensed CASP platforms, which transfer complete transaction data to a centralized database. Digital Euro transactions are recorded by the central bank, ensuring full control over transfers. All online services, including age verification and digital ID, make it impossible to use anonymous accounts or private communication methods.

The system aims to have full control over all money flows, track cryptocurrency transactions, link financial and digital activities of citizens to their identity, and create complete transparency in the economy. Full transparency in tracking citizens is expected.

 

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From July 2027, cash payments exceeding ten thousand euros will be prohibited in all 27 EU countries under the EU Regulation 2024/1624.

Any transaction exceeding three thousand euros will require mandatory identification. Splitting payments to circumvent the limit will be considered illegal. Cash transfers between individuals, such as family members or friends, will remain legal until the money enters economic circulation, such as when purchasing an apartment, car, jewelry, or gold.

All cryptocurrency transactions will be strictly monitored. Starting from July 1, 2026, every cryptocurrency platform in the EU will be required to obtain a CASP license in accordance with the MiCA Regulation (EU 2023/1114). The Travel Rule will be implemented, requiring all transactions exceeding one thousand euros to provide complete information about the sender and recipient, including their names, addresses, and dates of birth. Stablecoins like USDT will either be prohibited or heavily restricted to prevent competition with the digital euro. Pilot projects for the digital euro are planned for 2027, and its full-fledged release is expected in 2029. All transactions with the digital euro will be fully monitored by the central bank.

The internet and digital communication will also be under control. In the summer of 2026, the ProtectEU initiative will come into effect, which prohibits VPN services that do not store user logs. Any encrypted correspondence will pass through an infrastructure that allows for the monitoring of message content when technically possible. At the end of 2026, all 27 EU countries will have a mandatory unified digital identification and age verification system, making it impossible to engage in anonymous online activities. Any comments, views, or online conversations will be linked to the user's digital ID.

This will create a unified control architecture where all financial flows, cryptocurrency transactions, and digital activities are connected. Any cash transactions exceeding three thousand euros will require personal identification and will be recorded upon entry into the economic system. Cryptocurrency transactions over one thousand euros are processed through licensed CASP platforms, which transfer complete transaction data to a centralized database. Digital Euro transactions are recorded by the central bank, ensuring full control over transfers. All online services, including age verification and digital ID, make it impossible to use anonymous accounts or private communication methods.

The system aims to have full control over all money flows, track cryptocurrency transactions, link financial and digital activities of citizens to their identity, and create complete transparency in the economy. Full transparency in tracking citizens is expected.

wait grok is this fr or a shitpost

 

[emeraldpill]

wait grok is this fr or a shitpost

Dead serious ts isn’t my usual

 

[Penalizer69]

1984

 

[</3]

From July 2027, cash payments exceeding ten thousand euros will be prohibited in all 27 EU countries under the EU Regulation 2024/1624.

Any transaction exceeding three thousand euros will require mandatory identification. Splitting payments to circumvent the limit will be considered illegal. Cash transfers between individuals, such as family members or friends, will remain legal until the money enters economic circulation, such as when purchasing an apartment, car, jewelry, or gold.

All cryptocurrency transactions will be strictly monitored. Starting from July 1, 2026, every cryptocurrency platform in the EU will be required to obtain a CASP license in accordance with the MiCA Regulation (EU 2023/1114). The Travel Rule will be implemented, requiring all transactions exceeding one thousand euros to provide complete information about the sender and recipient, including their names, addresses, and dates of birth. Stablecoins like USDT will either be prohibited or heavily restricted to prevent competition with the digital euro. Pilot projects for the digital euro are planned for 2027, and its full-fledged release is expected in 2029. All transactions with the digital euro will be fully monitored by the central bank.

The internet and digital communication will also be under control. In the summer of 2026, the ProtectEU initiative will come into effect, which prohibits VPN services that do not store user logs. Any encrypted correspondence will pass through an infrastructure that allows for the monitoring of message content when technically possible. At the end of 2026, all 27 EU countries will have a mandatory unified digital identification and age verification system, making it impossible to engage in anonymous online activities. Any comments, views, or online conversations will be linked to the user's digital ID.

This will create a unified control architecture where all financial flows, cryptocurrency transactions, and digital activities are connected. Any cash transactions exceeding three thousand euros will require personal identification and will be recorded upon entry into the economic system. Cryptocurrency transactions over one thousand euros are processed through licensed CASP platforms, which transfer complete transaction data to a centralized database. Digital Euro transactions are recorded by the central bank, ensuring full control over transfers. All online services, including age verification and digital ID, make it impossible to use anonymous accounts or private communication methods.

The system aims to have full control over all money flows, track cryptocurrency transactions, link financial and digital activities of citizens to their identity, and create complete transparency in the economy. Full transparency in tracking citizens is expected.

wait holy fuck it’s real

 

[emeraldpill]

1984

I need to get rich so I can buy an island

 

[</3]

I need to get rich so I can buy an island

mr krabs i have an idea

 

[emeraldpill]

mr krabs i have an idea

Sieg Heil

 

[Arya]

can someone give a tldr

 

[</3]

migrate to australia theory

 

[</3]

can someone give a tldr

tldr: 1984 mass surveillance schizos we’re right again

 

[catlady]

From July 2027, cash payments exceeding ten thousand euros will be prohibited in all 27 EU countries under the EU Regulation 2024/1624.

Any transaction exceeding three thousand euros will require mandatory identification. Splitting payments to circumvent the limit will be considered illegal. Cash transfers between individuals, such as family members or friends, will remain legal until the money enters economic circulation, such as when purchasing an apartment, car, jewelry, or gold.

All cryptocurrency transactions will be strictly monitored. Starting from July 1, 2026, every cryptocurrency platform in the EU will be required to obtain a CASP license in accordance with the MiCA Regulation (EU 2023/1114). The Travel Rule will be implemented, requiring all transactions exceeding one thousand euros to provide complete information about the sender and recipient, including their names, addresses, and dates of birth. Stablecoins like USDT will either be prohibited or heavily restricted to prevent competition with the digital euro. Pilot projects for the digital euro are planned for 2027, and its full-fledged release is expected in 2029. All transactions with the digital euro will be fully monitored by the central bank.

The internet and digital communication will also be under control. In the summer of 2026, the ProtectEU initiative will come into effect, which prohibits VPN services that do not store user logs. Any encrypted correspondence will pass through an infrastructure that allows for the monitoring of message content when technically possible. At the end of 2026, all 27 EU countries will have a mandatory unified digital identification and age verification system, making it impossible to engage in anonymous online activities. Any comments, views, or online conversations will be linked to the user's digital ID.

This will create a unified control architecture where all financial flows, cryptocurrency transactions, and digital activities are connected. Any cash transactions exceeding three thousand euros will require personal identification and will be recorded upon entry into the economic system. Cryptocurrency transactions over one thousand euros are processed through licensed CASP platforms, which transfer complete transaction data to a centralized database. Digital Euro transactions are recorded by the central bank, ensuring full control over transfers. All online services, including age verification and digital ID, make it impossible to use anonymous accounts or private communication methods.

The system aims to have full control over all money flows, track cryptocurrency transactions, link financial and digital activities of citizens to their identity, and create complete transparency in the economy. Full transparency in tracking citizens is expected.

When was this shit voted I have never heard about it

 

[emeraldpill]

When was this shit voted I have never heard about it

Your vote doesn’t matter

 

[catlady]

Your vote doesn’t matter

Yeah surely but I have never read anything about that until now when it’s an important thing for us to know about

 

[pauseboicarti]

From July 2027, cash payments exceeding ten thousand euros will be prohibited in all 27 EU countries under the EU Regulation 2024/1624.

Any transaction exceeding three thousand euros will require mandatory identification. Splitting payments to circumvent the limit will be considered illegal. Cash transfers between individuals, such as family members or friends, will remain legal until the money enters economic circulation, such as when purchasing an apartment, car, jewelry, or gold.

All cryptocurrency transactions will be strictly monitored. Starting from July 1, 2026, every cryptocurrency platform in the EU will be required to obtain a CASP license in accordance with the MiCA Regulation (EU 2023/1114). The Travel Rule will be implemented, requiring all transactions exceeding one thousand euros to provide complete information about the sender and recipient, including their names, addresses, and dates of birth. Stablecoins like USDT will either be prohibited or heavily restricted to prevent competition with the digital euro. Pilot projects for the digital euro are planned for 2027, and its full-fledged release is expected in 2029. All transactions with the digital euro will be fully monitored by the central bank.

The internet and digital communication will also be under control. In the summer of 2026, the ProtectEU initiative will come into effect, which prohibits VPN services that do not store user logs. Any encrypted correspondence will pass through an infrastructure that allows for the monitoring of message content when technically possible. At the end of 2026, all 27 EU countries will have a mandatory unified digital identification and age verification system, making it impossible to engage in anonymous online activities. Any comments, views, or online conversations will be linked to the user's digital ID.

This will create a unified control architecture where all financial flows, cryptocurrency transactions, and digital activities are connected. Any cash transactions exceeding three thousand euros will require personal identification and will be recorded upon entry into the economic system. Cryptocurrency transactions over one thousand euros are processed through licensed CASP platforms, which transfer complete transaction data to a centralized database. Digital Euro transactions are recorded by the central bank, ensuring full control over transfers. All online services, including age verification and digital ID, make it impossible to use anonymous accounts or private communication methods.

The system aims to have full control over all money flows, track cryptocurrency transactions, link financial and digital activities of citizens to their identity, and create complete transparency in the economy. Full transparency in tracking citizens is expected.

chatgpt explain it to me like im a sped 6yo kid please

 

[Orobas]

Yes it‘s CBDC‘s and they are coming and going to give total control to the old elites of europe. Matrix 2.0 Giga Slavery
Just imagine how many babies were sacrificed to make this happen.
Total police state. Next is also mandatory id‘s for social media so you risk losing your job and status when you speak out.

 

[emeraldpill]

Yes it‘s CBDC‘s and they are coming and going to give total control to the old elites of europe. Matrix 2.0 Giga Slavery
Just imagine how many babies were sacrificed to make this happen.
Total police state. Next is also mandatory id‘s for social media so you risk losing your job and status when you speak out.

The internet and digital communication will also be under control. In the summer of 2026, the ProtectEU initiative will come into effect, which prohibits VPN services that do not store user logs. Any encrypted correspondence will pass through an infrastructure that allows for the monitoring of message content when technically possible. At the end of 2026, all 27 EU countries will have a mandatory unified digital identification and age verification system, making it impossible to engage in anonymous online activities. Any comments, views, or online conversations will be linked to the user's digital ID.

Not even next, it’s happening now

 

[Idontknowbrah]

From July 2027, cash payments exceeding ten thousand euros will be prohibited in all 27 EU countries under the EU Regulation 2024/1624.

Any transaction exceeding three thousand euros will require mandatory identification. Splitting payments to circumvent the limit will be considered illegal. Cash transfers between individuals, such as family members or friends, will remain legal until the money enters economic circulation, such as when purchasing an apartment, car, jewelry, or gold.

All cryptocurrency transactions will be strictly monitored. Starting from July 1, 2026, every cryptocurrency platform in the EU will be required to obtain a CASP license in accordance with the MiCA Regulation (EU 2023/1114). The Travel Rule will be implemented, requiring all transactions exceeding one thousand euros to provide complete information about the sender and recipient, including their names, addresses, and dates of birth. Stablecoins like USDT will either be prohibited or heavily restricted to prevent competition with the digital euro. Pilot projects for the digital euro are planned for 2027, and its full-fledged release is expected in 2029. All transactions with the digital euro will be fully monitored by the central bank.

The internet and digital communication will also be under control. In the summer of 2026, the ProtectEU initiative will come into effect, which prohibits VPN services that do not store user logs. Any encrypted correspondence will pass through an infrastructure that allows for the monitoring of message content when technically possible. At the end of 2026, all 27 EU countries will have a mandatory unified digital identification and age verification system, making it impossible to engage in anonymous online activities. Any comments, views, or online conversations will be linked to the user's digital ID.

This will create a unified control architecture where all financial flows, cryptocurrency transactions, and digital activities are connected. Any cash transactions exceeding three thousand euros will require personal identification and will be recorded upon entry into the economic system. Cryptocurrency transactions over one thousand euros are processed through licensed CASP platforms, which transfer complete transaction data to a centralized database. Digital Euro transactions are recorded by the central bank, ensuring full control over transfers. All online services, including age verification and digital ID, make it impossible to use anonymous accounts or private communication methods.

The system aims to have full control over all money flows, track cryptocurrency transactions, link financial and digital activities of citizens to their identity, and create complete transparency in the economy. Full transparency in tracking citizens is expected.

Dnr

 

[submissivechud]

chatgpt explain it to me like im a sped 6yo kid please

its harder to buy roids online now

 

[tami_26]

From July 2027, cash payments exceeding ten thousand euros will be prohibited in all 27 EU countries under the EU Regulation 2024/1624.

Any transaction exceeding three thousand euros will require mandatory identification. Splitting payments to circumvent the limit will be considered illegal. Cash transfers between individuals, such as family members or friends, will remain legal until the money enters economic circulation, such as when purchasing an apartment, car, jewelry, or gold.

All cryptocurrency transactions will be strictly monitored. Starting from July 1, 2026, every cryptocurrency platform in the EU will be required to obtain a CASP license in accordance with the MiCA Regulation (EU 2023/1114). The Travel Rule will be implemented, requiring all transactions exceeding one thousand euros to provide complete information about the sender and recipient, including their names, addresses, and dates of birth. Stablecoins like USDT will either be prohibited or heavily restricted to prevent competition with the digital euro. Pilot projects for the digital euro are planned for 2027, and its full-fledged release is expected in 2029. All transactions with the digital euro will be fully monitored by the central bank.

The internet and digital communication will also be under control. In the summer of 2026, the ProtectEU initiative will come into effect, which prohibits VPN services that do not store user logs. Any encrypted correspondence will pass through an infrastructure that allows for the monitoring of message content when technically possible. At the end of 2026, all 27 EU countries will have a mandatory unified digital identification and age verification system, making it impossible to engage in anonymous online activities. Any comments, views, or online conversations will be linked to the user's digital ID.

This will create a unified control architecture where all financial flows, cryptocurrency transactions, and digital activities are connected. Any cash transactions exceeding three thousand euros will require personal identification and will be recorded upon entry into the economic system. Cryptocurrency transactions over one thousand euros are processed through licensed CASP platforms, which transfer complete transaction data to a centralized database. Digital Euro transactions are recorded by the central bank, ensuring full control over transfers. All online services, including age verification and digital ID, make it impossible to use anonymous accounts or private communication methods.

The system aims to have full control over all money flows, track cryptocurrency transactions, link financial and digital activities of citizens to their identity, and create complete transparency in the economy. Full transparency in tracking citizens is expected.

Don’t even get me started about digital ids,they mock china for it but if this is in enforced how different r we to their social credit system

 

[TonyDr]

From July 2027, cash payments exceeding ten thousand euros will be prohibited in all 27 EU countries under the EU Regulation 2024/1624.

Any transaction exceeding three thousand euros will require mandatory identification. Splitting payments to circumvent the limit will be considered illegal. Cash transfers between individuals, such as family members or friends, will remain legal until the money enters economic circulation, such as when purchasing an apartment, car, jewelry, or gold.

All cryptocurrency transactions will be strictly monitored. Starting from July 1, 2026, every cryptocurrency platform in the EU will be required to obtain a CASP license in accordance with the MiCA Regulation (EU 2023/1114). The Travel Rule will be implemented, requiring all transactions exceeding one thousand euros to provide complete information about the sender and recipient, including their names, addresses, and dates of birth. Stablecoins like USDT will either be prohibited or heavily restricted to prevent competition with the digital euro. Pilot projects for the digital euro are planned for 2027, and its full-fledged release is expected in 2029. All transactions with the digital euro will be fully monitored by the central bank.

The internet and digital communication will also be under control. In the summer of 2026, the ProtectEU initiative will come into effect, which prohibits VPN services that do not store user logs. Any encrypted correspondence will pass through an infrastructure that allows for the monitoring of message content when technically possible. At the end of 2026, all 27 EU countries will have a mandatory unified digital identification and age verification system, making it impossible to engage in anonymous online activities. Any comments, views, or online conversations will be linked to the user's digital ID.

This will create a unified control architecture where all financial flows, cryptocurrency transactions, and digital activities are connected. Any cash transactions exceeding three thousand euros will require personal identification and will be recorded upon entry into the economic system. Cryptocurrency transactions over one thousand euros are processed through licensed CASP platforms, which transfer complete transaction data to a centralized database. Digital Euro transactions are recorded by the central bank, ensuring full control over transfers. All online services, including age verification and digital ID, make it impossible to use anonymous accounts or private communication methods.

The system aims to have full control over all money flows, track cryptocurrency transactions, link financial and digital activities of citizens to their identity, and create complete transparency in the economy. Full transparency in tracking citizens is expected.

Drug cartels are laughing about that btw