The Human Rights Foundation (HRF) recently announced the launch of the CBDC Tracker, a new tool designed to monitor the usage of digital currencies around the world. The CBDC Tracker is an open-source platform that will allow users to track the usage of digital currencies and their impact on human rights.

The CBDC Tracker is designed to provide a comprehensive view of how digital currencies are being used, and how they are impacting human rights. The platform will allow users to track the usage of digital currencies in different countries, as well as the impact of their usage on human rights. This will enable users to identify areas where digital currencies are being used to violate human rights, and take action to prevent further violations.

The CBDC Tracker will also provide users with detailed information about the different types of digital currencies being used in different countries. This will enable users to better understand the different types of digital currencies and their potential implications for human rights.

The CBDC Tracker is an important tool for those interested in understanding the implications of digital currencies for human rights. By providing a comprehensive view of how digital currencies are being used, and their potential impact on human rights, the CBDC Tracker will help to ensure that digital currencies are not used to violate human rights.

The Human Rights Foundation is committed to protecting and promoting human rights around the world. The launch of the CBDC Tracker is an important step in this effort, and will help to ensure that digital currencies are not used to violate human rights.