The European Commission and the European Central Bank jointly announced: The need for an EU cryptocurrency base has emerged

According to EURACTIV, the European Commission, in cooperation with the European Central Bank (ECB), will discuss "political, legal and intellectual" guarantees that could mask the risk. Risk of launching digital euro cryptocurrency plans in mid-2019. 2021. Employees of various departments of the board of directors (such as financial services, industry and commerce). digital) will form a new group to discuss the potential of declaring digital euros as cash and solutions for individuals with colleagues from the European Central Bank. see. Additional sector. The European Central Bank and the European Commission announced in a statement on Tuesday (January 19th) that these activities will answer key questions and answers and provide the tools the European Central Bank needs. Order. Euro. The rise of digitization, the rapid change in payment models and the emergence of a wide range of crypto assets have created the need for centralized adoption of cryptocurrency in the EU. The European Commission also believes that there could be other legal issues to be addressed if the digital euro currency is introduced in the future.