ECB Says Digital Euro Is Ready as Decision Shifts to EU Lawmakers
The European Central Bank (ECB) has announced that the digital euro is technically ready for implementation, but EU lawmakers must provide political approval before its launch.
The European Central Bank (ECB) has announced that the digital euro is technically ready for implementation, but EU lawmakers must provide political approval before its launch.
The U.S. crypto regulation landscape is shifting as the SEC, CFTC, and Trump administration take new stances. The SEC has ended its Ondo inquiry, the CFTC has launched a collateral pilot and withdrawn its 2020 guidance, and President Trump’s 2025 NSS omits digital assets.
Bhutan launches a sovereign gold-backed digital token on the Solana blockchain, signaling a potential paradigm shift in national finance and digital asset adoption.
Norges Bank confirms Norway doesn’t need a CBDC now due to efficient payment systems, highlighting a cautious approach to digital currency.
Norway pauses CBDC plans, focusing on tokenization tests while monitoring global digital currency developments.
Norway’s central bank finds no need for a CBDC, citing strong payment systems and questioning the benefits of digital currencies.
Norway’s central bank sees no immediate need for a CBDC, citing an efficient payment system; implications for global finance are significant.
GOP hardliners express frustration over the defense bill’s omission of a CBDC ban, highlighting a shift in digital currency discourse.
Rep. Keith Self’s CBDC controversy signals a crucial moment in U.S. digital currency policy with potential market implications.
The Samourai Wallet trial could redefine financial privacy and innovation within the cryptocurrency landscape, impacting future regulations.