MIT helps Boston Fed create digital currencies.

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04
2020-9-4 05:47
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On September 4, the Cointelegraph announced that the MIT Digital Currency Initiative (DCI) was helping the Boston Federal Reserve develop a digital currency to increase consumption. DCI Director Neha Narula said, “We are working to create a high performance, low latency industry that can be viewed by customers and securely managed. and repeat this is necessary for national benefits. "

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