Whether or not the U.S. adopts a digital dollar, American citizens and American multinational corporations are going to be dealing with CBDCs in the years to come. Barring the U.S. from CBDC exploration will neither hinder nor stop the global deployment of CBDCs.
Today, a new phase is at hand, an Internet of value, payments, and money itself. The choice is clear: Lead, follow, or get left behind.
Central bank digital currencies are becoming more politicized globally, “but in the U.S. they seem to be ‘hyper-politicized.’”
The Digital Dollar Project (DDP), a nonprofit focused on central bank digital currency (CBDC), reacted in an interview to Donald Trump’s new anti-CBDC stance.
Digital Dollar Project’s Executive Director, Jennifer Lassiter, makes a case for tokenization as the future of digital payments and gives insight into where the US should place its focus…
Could a central bank digital currency (CBDC) help America’s unbanked population? It appears that way, according to a new report by the Digital Dollar Project…
Almost nobody talks about digital dollars anymore. Just a couple of years ago, as cryptocurrency was peaking and China was experimenting…
