The digital euro is sold as "digital cash", but cash is private and can't be switched off. @MindTheBlock21 calls this framing a textbook act of gaslighting.
https://blossom.primal.net/7c0f574e461efcc...
Rights law offers a useful test here. Monitoring payments, or being able to switch them off, touches private life and property. Any such interference needs a legal basis, a legitimate aim and proportionality. "Digital cash" is a claim that should be able to pass that test.