European Central Bank: Participants in the Digital Euro survey believe that privacy and security are paramount.

According to a January 14 report, the European Central Bank said more than 8,000 responses were generated during public consultations on the digital euro deal. A preliminary analysis of the raw data shows that 41% of respondents believe that privacy is the most important aspect of the digital euro of the future. According to the European Central Bank, the security and accessibility of the digital euro are also of paramount importance for participants. EU leaders say the digital euro currency will be approved and developed, adding money to the system. The digital euro doesn't happen overnight, and he believes it will take at least two years for the digital euro to take off. Fabio Panetta, Member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank and Director of the Digital Euro Task Force of the European Central Bank, said: Europe is proud of its vision. The digital euro. "