Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) have been debated for years, and many countries have projects in various stages of development. Even the Federal Reserve is working with MIT on its Project Hamilton. Questions continue to swirl about privacy issues and the long-term prospects for CBDCs to exist alongside the unrestrained world of cryptocurrency and stablecoins.
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In a panel at the Crypto and Digital Assets Summit hosted by the Financial Times, Bank of Canada Deputy Governor Timothy Lane, Charlotte Hogg of Visa and formerly of the Bank of England, Gilbert Verdian of Quant, and Thomas Hardjono of the MIT TRUST Data Consortium joined...
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