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PayPal’s PYUSD: A Double-Edged Sword for Ethereum and the Crypto Community
PayPal’s new stablecoin PYUSD raises questions of decentralization while potentially pushing Ethereum into mainstream adoption.
China Takes Flight with Digital Yuan: The Future of CBDC in Aviation
Explore how the digital yuan is reshaping business travel in China, streamlining payments for air tickets and expanding into transport networks.
China Launches Digital Yuan for Air Travel: Is the Sky the Limit?
Discover how China’s digital yuan is transforming air travel payments and more. Join the cashless economy revolution today!
China’s Digital Yuan Takes Flight: A New Era for Business Travelers
Explore how the digital yuan is changing the game for business travelers in China with innovative payment solutions and efficient transactions.
Navigating Privacy and Anonymity in the Design of a U.S. Digital Dollar
Graham Steele discusses the importance of privacy in the design of a U.S. digital dollar amid concerns around security and illicit transactions.
Ripple’s Global Expansion Amidst Legal Turbulence: A Deep Dive
Explore how Ripple thrives globally despite SEC challenges, shaping the future of cryptocurrency and finance.
Human Rights Foundation Launches CBDC Tracker to Monitor Global Developments
Discover the HRF’s new CBDC Tracker, designed to monitor digital currency developments globally, especially in authoritarian regions.
Ron DeSantis: The Crypto-Friendly Candidate in the 2024 Presidential Race
Florida’s Governor Ron DeSantis enters the 2024 presidential race championing cryptocurrency, igniting debates among voters.
Thailand’s Retail CBDC Pilot Project: A New Era for Digital Payments
Explore Thailand’s pilot project for a retail CBDC, involving major banks and payment providers testing the digital currency landscape.
Thailand Prepares for CBDC Pilot: A Digital Currency Experiment
Explore Thailand’s central bank digital currency (CBDC) pilot project with Krungsri and Siam Commercial Bank, set to redefine cashless payments.
