Here’s Why China is Pushing A Central Bank Digital Currency, Not Crypto

By cineramaSeptember 12, 2019Bitcoin Business

China is set to launch the world’s first central bank digital currency (CBDC). As the majority of central banks, including in the US and Europe, are tentative over issuing […]

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Here’s Why China is Pushing A Central Bank Digital Currency, Not Crypto

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