In view of recent events and the world economic forum claiming it is "Time for a Great Financial Reset" the questions are raised about what kind of currencies are being considered. Everyone now is very familiar with crypto-currencies like Bitcoin, Etherium, and Monero. Even the US is considering going to a truely digital dollar in the introduced bill 'Banking for all Act'. The big issue with these currencies is privacy. Typical block-chain based crypto-currencies are encyrpted, so difficult to break into at present, however most of the 'ledger' information is open to look at if you know how. Transactions, even information on what was transacted upon, are public to view in most block-chain currencies. If someone manages to figure out someone's wallet address, they know exactly how much crypto they possess. There have been some advancements in some block-chain currencies, like Monero, where the transactions aren't public. There is a growing concern among IT experts though that with the development of the new quantum computers, IBM claiming to be in production by 2023, that block-chain encryption technology may well fall vicitm to these super computers. Sean Worthington, professor and author of the book 'Beyond Bitcoin', has been developing a new digital monetary system. The idea behind it to be as easy to use as current fiat currencies, impossible to counterfeit, and also private. Cloudcoin is the currency and RAIDA-tech is the technology behind handling transactions as well as counterfeit prevention. This technology is NOT block-chain. RAIDA = Redundant Array of Independent Detection Agents This has been in development for a few years now and is about to make a debut to the world very soon, becoming the world's first non-block-chain digital currency to be traded on a popular exchange. To learn more here are a few links: https://t.me/CloudCoinWorld/67054 -- Telegram channel https://cloudcoin.global/ YT Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaqzThYCTyFS6pFYw4uMYSg