Q In recent weeks, El Salvador has adopted Bitcoin as a form of legal tender and China has decided to declare all crypto transactions illegal, fueling the ever-changing landscape of emerging potential substitutes for standard fiat currencies. Building on Written Assignment 4 from 2 weeks ago and recent increases in the value of the USD relative to the Euro, address this question; Does monetary policy on behalf of nations and their central banks (i.e. The Fed) need to take into consideration the value of cryptocurrencies when engaging in policy moves? Why or why not? NOTE: To receive full credit on this discussion board, you need to respond to at LEAST one other student's post.
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