Federal Reserve is finally coming around to the idea of cryptocurrency banks in light of the latest media reports. The
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Japan’s Central Bank Abandons its CBDC Plans
In the region where all of it began, Japan was recently considering the possibility of launching its own CBDC, but
Jamaica Becomes First Country to Accept CBDC as Legal Tender
The Bank of Jamaica, which acts as the Central banking regulator in the African nation, has taken the step to
Ethiopia’a Central Bank Says Business Transactions via Cryptocurrency are Illegal
The government of Ethiopia started working with Cardano Foundation last year. The state has committed to the private blockchain enterprise
World Bank Raises Concerns as the Central African Republic Decides to Adopt Bitcoin
Since El Salvador became the first country in the world to adopt Bitcoin as a legal tender last year, many
EU Crypto Regulation: ECB President Christine Lagarde Raises Concerns Regarding Cryptocurrencies
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, recently talked to the media about the stance of the main financial
RBI Echoes Concerns about Private Cryptocurrencies
The report reveals that stablecoins might support efficient, inclusive, and faster payment options if appropriately regulated and well-designed. The Reserve
RBI Wants a Complete Crypto Ban; Legal Experts believe It’s Too Late
On 2013’s Christmas Eve, RBI (Reserve Bank of India) issued a notice to caution Indians about security, legal and financial
Crypto Law Is Ready: Turkish President
Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey’s President, reportedly declared the nation’s crypto law ‘is ready’ and the parliament will receive it without
RBI Governor Says India Is All Set To Begin Its CBDC Trials Before The End Of This Year
The governor of the Reserve Bank of India, Shaktikanta Das, said the bank could begin the trials for its digital