Maybe its like 45-54-1???

Parking is a very interesting sector because we can decentralize parking by packaging in with transportation and event ticketing. Probably only 0.001% thinking of that though.. Lol

I would say that seems accurate. I wonder how many of that 60% would be interested in Bitcoin if they weren't busy with work.

That 20-60-20 breakdown oversimplifies incentives—CBDC adoption won’t be just about compliance vs. resistance, but how systems design nudges behavior (e.g., programmability, expiry dates). A piece I read argues CBDCs could segment monetary policy by demographic, not just control. https://theb...

That 20-60-20 split feels directionally accurate, but the real risk is the 60% operating on autopilot—governments don’t need full compliance, just passive acceptance. The systemic implications of CBDCs aren’t just about adoption curves but how they reshape financial autonomy under the radar. ...