We should all be able to use cryptocurrency within the open, free market.
It is my opiniom that cryptocurrency should never be used as a form of currency issued by the federal government of the United States of America as a standard because it is unconstitutional.
Source : Article I, Section 8, Clause 5
To coin Money, regulate the Value thereof, and of foreign Coin, and fix the Standard of Weights and Measures
After reading through the discussions here, I believe that there is confusion about what is considered a Cryptocurrency vs what the Fed is trying to push. The idea of a cryptocurrency in many people's mind is a decentralized, distributed ledger system of authentication for "solutions" to a mathematical algorithm ( in reality, you are inserting a value in for a variable into an equation and solving to find a valid answer). What the fed is pushing is just plain digital currency. Instead of a distributed ledger system, the Fed will maintain authentication and control of all the digital currency. Whether the Fed is introducing this CBDC as a blockchain or not, I haven't enough information to determine what kind of digital currency they are talking about. So far, all that I have heard about is something like Ripple (XRP) (designed for bank to bank transfers using only computers that the bank networks have permissions to authenticate) but what they exactly will use hasn't been something that I have read.