Bitcoin is what the Euro aspired to be

The idea behind the Euro was a separation of the monetary policies and the ruling governments.

Wim Duisberg - First President of the European Zentral bank: (1946-2006)

"It is the first currency that separated itself not only from gold but also from the national states. It is not ruled by the matal neither by the force of the state." (translated from german.) Source1: https://www.kas.de/c/document_library/get_file?uuid=dc096ace-c16b-4b8f-925b-5302ff849cab&groupId=252038

The rules of the monetary system should not be easily changable: Interviewer: "... What do you think about suggestion criteria should be softened, especially in light of Germany's economic troubles?" WD: "... . But I am one who thinks you should never change the rules in the middle of the of the game. ..." Source2: https://www.dw.com/en/wim-duisenberg-reflects-on-the-euros-first-birthday/a-713824

WD: "Money must be like a law with strict order. ... a currency-constitution that is not only stable, but the most stable in the world in the sense, that it is not only stable, but the most stable in the world and the hardest to change." (translated from german) Source1.

A currency that should be accessible to everyone: WD :" The first currency, .... , that connects everyone in the euro room and beyond those borders, with one another, wherever they are". (translated from german) Source1