06-13-2025 
Central Bank Digital Currency
-
16 April, 2022
South Africa completes second phase of wholesale CBDC trials
Project Khokha 2 involved the country’s top banks, which experimented on a wCBDC for interbank payments settlement, but SARB says...
-
15 April, 2022
European Commission launches consultation on digital euro
The commission wants to hear from finance specialists on their needs and expectations for a digital euro, its role in...
-
12 April, 2022
China doubles digital yuan pilots as it targets upcoming Asian Games
China’s central bank plans to expand the pilot to Xiamen, Fuzhou, Tianjin, and cities in Zhejiang province, which will be...
-
9 April, 2022
PwC: More than 80% of central banks have considered launching CBDC
The PwC Global CBDC Index placed Nigeria and the Bahamas at the top of the retail CBDC developments, with Thailand...
-
5 April, 2022
Kyrgyzstan MP: We must regulate digital currencies and develop a CBDC
The MP told parliament that “nothing is growing as fast as cryptocurrency” and the government must regulate them to make...
-
2 April, 2022
Central Bank of Kenya: State-backed digital currency won’t solve all financial challenges
The CBK governor believes that central banks must address their financial challenges directly before launching a digital currency as it...
Recent
Trending
Most Views
-
13 Jun 2025
Did Circle’s IPO kick off a ‘crypto’ IPO boom?
-
13 Jun 2025
$2.1 billion lost to ‘crypto’ exploits in 2025: CertiK
-
13 Jun 2025
South Korea unveils bill to allow stablecoin issuance
-
13 Jun 2025
Illegal Bitcoin mining operation busted in UK’s Bradford
-
13 Jun 2025
AR gamification platforms to record 18% CAGR by 2028
-
12 Jun 2025
A look into BTC hash rate’s surge and its implications
-
12 Jun 2025
BSV: Combatting AI and deepfake misinformation
-
13 Jun 2025
Illegal Bitcoin mining operation busted in UK’s Bradford
-
13 Jun 2025
Did Circle’s IPO kick off a ‘crypto’ IPO boom?
-
12 Jun 2025
BSV: Combatting AI and deepfake misinformation
-
12 Jun 2025
A look into BTC hash rate’s surge and its implications
