China released the digital renminbi (e-CNY), the digital equivalent of its national currency, and began using it to pay government employees; the Bahamian sand dollar was introduced in 2020.
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Cryptopolitan on MSNChina urges expansion of digital yuan usage beyond retail to challenge U.S. dollar stablecoinsChina is increasing its efforts to strengthen its digital yuan. It aims to challenge US dollar-pegged stablecoins in world ...
The deputy director of China's National Laboratory of Finance and Development reportedly says that the country should expand ...
In response to the rising influence of U.S. dollar-pegged cryptocurrencies, a Chinese Communist Party-backed publication ...
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Rand Merchant Bank (“RMB”) has recently concluded two significant transactions for IHS Holding Limited, one of the world’s largest independent owners, operators, and developers of ...
Digital forms of money could be a boon for emerging market ... The most ambitious project is being piloted by China’s central bank. If the e-Renminbi experiment is successful, it could boost ...
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