> Also, the numbers in the Tweet were just "slightly" off (slightly, if you consider THREE ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE) being "slightly" off).

> (Corrects headline to show $315,000 not $300 million, and first par to show 2 million yuan not 2 billion yuan)

*Over $315,000 in digital yuan used every day at Olympics, PBOC official says*
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/business/over-315000-digital-yuan-used-every-day-olympics-pboc-official-says-2500626

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"It seems all the foreign users are using hardware wallets," Mu said, referring to the e-CNY payment cards, which look like credit cards without the normal chip and magnetic strip. "The software wallets are mainly used by the domestic users."

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"The PBOC, which overseas the e-CNY [CBDC], says it attaches great importance to the protection of personal information"

> "It seems all the foreign users are using hardware wallets," Mu said, referring to the e-CNY payment cards, which look like credit cards without the normal chip and magnetic strip. "The software wallets are mainly used by the domestic users."