A forensic analysis of how the European Union's radical new financial architecture will reshape global capital flows, citizen liberty, and the future of money itself
Shanaka Anslem Perera
The European Union is executing the most comprehensive reconstruction of its monetary system since the euro's introduction in 1999. By 2027, a regulatory trinity—cash transaction caps, mandatory cryptocurrency surveillance, and a digital euro prototype—will fundamentally alter how 340 million citizens interact with money.