Macquarie Australian Investment Bank: Private Cryptocurrency Could Boost Adoption Ahead of CBDC Exit

2021-1-14 06:12
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According to CoinDesk on January 14, a new research report from Australian investment bank Macquarie revealed that central banks such as the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank could lose money and that private cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin have become electronic commerce. carry. digital currency competition. According to the report, CBDC standards in the open market are lagging behind in the use of cryptocurrency. According to the report, China's central banks could generate digital currencies earlier this year, but the Fed and the European Central Bank will have to wait until at least 2022 to prepare digitally linked currencies.

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According to CoinDesk on January 14, a new research paper from Australian investment bank Macquarie revealed that if private cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin become the e-commerce market, the United States Federal Reserve and European central banks ( such as banks) could be affected. digital currency competition. According to the report, China's central banks could generate digital currencies earlier this year, but the Fed and the European Central Bank will have to wait until at least 2022 to prepare digitally linked currencies.
2021-1-14 06:12