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Central Bank Digital Currency: Michelle Bowman’s Cautious Approach
Michelle Bowman cautiously discusses CBDC’s role in the payments system, expressing skepticism about its necessity and implications.
Russia’s Cryptocurrency Dilemma: Ban or Regulation?
Explore the conflicting reports on Russia’s cryptocurrency regulations. Will they ban it or will they regulate and tax it? Find out more!
JPMorgan Innovates with AI to Decode Federal Reserve Signals
JPMorgan introduces an AI tool to analyze Federal Reserve statements, enhancing trading strategies with Hawk-Dove Score predictions.
Binance Suspends Operations in Israel Amidst Licensing Concerns
Binance halts operations in Israel after regulatory request regarding licensing. The crypto exchange keeps job listings active amid scrutiny.
El Salvador’s Bold Bitcoin Moves: Profiting from the Dip or Just Puffing Smoke?
Explore El Salvador’s bold moves in Bitcoin, risks of cybersecurity, and its emerging role as a payment system amidst market volatility.
Navigating the Future: How Banks Should Adapt to CBDCs and Stablecoins
Learn how banks are advised to adapt to CBDCs and stablecoins with insights from Ernst & Young’s 2022 Global Regulatory Outlook.
Unlocking the Potential of Blockchain Beyond Cryptocurrency
Learn how blockchain technology extends beyond cryptocurrency, impacting supply chains, finance, climate action, and more.
IMF Sets Sights on Bahamas’ Sand Dollar: A Bright Future for Central Bank Digital Currencies
Discover IMF’s positive outlook on the Sand Dollar and its call for enhanced education and regulatory frameworks in the Bahamas’ digital currency landscape.
Russia’s Central Bank Tightens Grip on Crypto Transactions Amid Foreign Currency Outflow
CBR warns banks to monitor crypto transactions closely as part of measures against capital outflow amidst strict economic sanctions.
Putin’s Crypto Conference: A Hopeful Glimpse into Russia’s Digital Asset Future
Putin sparks hope for cryptocurrency in Russia as he discusses regulation amid calls for a ban. What does this mean for the digital asset landscape?
