gennadivich oksakov, will help us figure it out , hello, anatoly gennadivich, hello, well, let's getur pocket for personal use, we pay with it in cash in stores, other retail outlets, in pharmacies, there is a ruble that accesses the banking system, that is, it moves from one bank account to another, for example, if you came to a pharmacy, a store, paid for a service or product with a card, then, accordingly , the ruble with... well, those who want to use digital ruble - this is not necessary, that is, if you want to use it, use it, if you don’t want to, don’t use it, respectively, if he pays for a product or service, then the ruble located in the central bank’s computer is simply moved from one account in the same computer to another account, here's the difference from cashless only in this, can the digital ruble be called a central bank cryptocurrency, to some extent? you can say so, but still, in general , it turned out that way, we agreed that cryptocurrency is private money that circulates, where the issuer is not the state, but where the issuer is some kind of private organizat