
May 1st, 2025
China’s digital yuan made a debut at the China International Import Expo (CIIE).
While the e-CNY is billed to offer almost the similar features as stablecoins, it is centralized in nature.
The Mastercard CEO, Michael Miebach, is confident that the company is ready to offer its service when governments begin to issue CBDCs.
On the eNaira official website, it was revealed that the banks in the country have a significant role in the implementation of the currency.
Earlier this year, the Bank of England was the first among others to have released a detailed document on CBDCs.
The HKMA aims to deliver the initial view of e-HKD by the middle of next year. The published whitepaper covers the research methodology and technical realization of the financial solution.
As per BoE, the intention behind establishing the engagement forum is to accumulate relevant information and data related to the policy formation and functional requirements for its CBDC initiative.
Although unconfirmed from an ECB source, Nexi CEO is bold in his assertions that his company is helping to shape ECBs approach to CBDCs.
Since the dollar is important globally, it is essential that the Fed remains fully engaged in CBDC research and policy development. The Fed will release the results of its CBDC research very soon.
Calling them as “highly speculative” and “suspicious” assets, Christine Lagarde warns off the upcoming bubble in the crypto space.
While the impacts of the nascent tech are being felt within the European Union as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Stablecoins, and other primary expressions or applications of the tech are growing in adoption by the day.
The proposed launch of the Digital Naira has been noted by the CBN to be a collective effort on the part of all stakeholders in the country’s financial ecosystem.
The economic growth of China in the past decade has made the potential push of the digital yuan into the global scene more of a necessity.
This policy shift is a direct response to the growing demand for digital currencies in the region.
In a bid to advance the nationwide adoption of its Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), the Digital Yuan, about 35 commercial banks in China have integrated support for the new legal tender in their mobile apps.