ECB President Christine Lagarde casts doubt on a digital euro by 2027 — as China silently removes the 'pilot version' markings from its e-CNY application
New estimates project how much demand there will be for a digital euro. Plus, Tether launches a new tokenization platform, as BlackRock expands its tokenized fund to five new blockchains.
New estimates project how much demand there will be for a digital euro. Plus, Tether launches a new tokenization platform, as BlackRock expands its tokenized fund to five new blockchains.
ECB President Christine Lagarde casts doubt on a digital euro by 2027 — as China silently removes the 'pilot version' markings from its e-CNY application
The financial giant has announced that its Tokenized Collateral Network is now live, with the first transaction taking place between BlackRock and Barclays.
Rumors that the bank also plans to block payments used to buy cigarettes, extreme sports equipment, and foreign trips to clinics offering Brazilian butt-lifts and/or euthanasia have so far not been confirmed.
After 4 years and $300 billion of dollar-denominated payments, the banking giant’s blockchain-based settlement system for institutional clients can now process euro payments.
The proposed scheme, in the emerging GIFT City financial hub, will allow customers of Indian banks to make and receive instant US dollar transactions, with 24/7 clearing and settlement processes using distributed ledger technology.
Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, JPMorgan analyst, described how the crypto ecosystem might change after the FTX collapse. To cut long story short: no DeFi in the near future.
First of all, the assertion by JPMorgan suggests that the collapse of FTX will speed up existing regulatory initiatives: MiCA (Markets in Crypto Assets)
