Christine Lagarde Champions the Push for Central Bank Digital Currency at ECB
Christine Lagarde discusses the ECB’s role in developing a CBDC to enhance cross-border payments, addressing economic challenges and innovations.
Central Banks Ready to Embrace Digital Currencies: The Case for CBDCs
Discover the global shift towards CBDCs and why central banks must adapt to the digital currency age.
Bank of Korea Sets Sights on Central Bank Digital Currency Research
The Bank of Korea plans a task force for CBDC research and expert recruitment to explore digital currency’s future in South Korea.
The Federal Reserve’s Bold Move: Injecting Billions into the Economy
Discover how the Fed’s $425 billion repo operations could impact the economy and the world of Bitcoin amidst rising national debt.
Sweden’s Innovative e-Krona Plans vs. Switzerland’s CBDC Rejection
Discover how Sweden’s Riksbank is pursuing the e-krona as it explores digital currency, contrasting with Switzerland’s CBDC rejection.
Switzerland Puts Digital Swiss Franc on Ice: What This Means for Crypto and CBDC Future
Switzerland rejects the digital Swiss franc for now, focusing on risks, CBDC developments, and the implications for cryptocurrencies.
Exploring the Sovereign: The Marshall Islands’ Bold Move into Cryptocurrency
Discover the Marshall Islands’ Sovereign (SOV), a national cryptocurrency aimed at tackling remittance costs and asserting economic independence.
Cryptocurrency in Ghana: Navigating Challenges Amidst Digital Currency Plans
Ghana cautiously approaches cryptocurrency while planning a digital currency. Discover its mobile money success and regulatory challenges.
The Rise of Digital Currencies: A Cashless Future by 2030
Discover how digital currencies are set to replace cash by 2030, the challenges they face, and the rise of CBDCs across the globe.
Agustin Carstens Reconsiders CBDCs: Unlocking the Future of Finance
BIS General Manager Agustin Carstens shares insights on CBDCs and their potential to reshape the financial system in his latest speech.