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Fabio Panetta, a member of the Executive Board of the ECB, stated in his address to the European Parliament that the ECB intends to remain at the forefront of discussions concerning the nature of m

CBDCs will have to be internationally interoperable to become globally adopted, says a Hong Kong University expert.

BoJ publishes report on feasibility of digital yen

So far, the story of blockchain has been one of new financial services built on decentralised technology. As the continuing prominence of Bitcoin demonstrates, these decentralised finance, or DeF

With its forthcoming digital yuan, China will aim to rival the U.S. dollar, not Bitcoin, say experts.

Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC) could be the most important payment trend in development with the most profound effects on our systems of payment and money issuance according to Cuy Sheffiel

China’s CBDC wants to displace the U.S. dollar, but Genesis Block’s Charles Yang believes it doesn’t offer a compelling alternative to USDT.

Visa’s head of crypto says CBDC is the most important payments trend in the next decade.

After temporarily shelving the idea to create a digital yen in the central bank digital currency (CBDC) race just as the competition between the world’s leading countries was heating up, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) is finally moving forward with a digital yen again with the release of a report studying the effects a digital yen and what advantages or disadvantages it can possibly bring to Japan.

The Bank of Japan announced on Thursday that it would experiment with a CBDC to check its feasibility from a technical perspective.

The Bank of Japan (BoJ) has just announced that it will begin experimenting with a Digital Yen, its own Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) to test its technical application and feasibility.

The moniker central bank digital currency (CBDC) was coined to introduce the concept of a digitized version of physical fiat currency as we know it and as the name implies, this digital currency is intended to be rolled out by a country’s central bank. In the US, the American Bankers Association (ABA) has voiced its concerns over not only the existence of a digital dollar, but also the US Federal Reserve’s monopoly over the creation and distribution of the CBDC.

Lithuania might become one of the first countries to issue a CBDC — but there’s a catch.

Kazakhstan says it will double its digital currency mining investment at the end of this year, and is eyeing a CBDC.

Cambodia’s central bank says its quasi-CBDC network can promote use of local currency