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The future for central bank digital currencies

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Crypto has evolved over the course of a decade into a popular and widespread retail investment and payment method. Central banks have taken note and have started issuing their own regulated digital currencies.

The news in November of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s participation in a 12-week digital dollar pilot project with Citigroup, HSBC, Mastercard, and others was overshadowed by the collapse of crypto exchange FTX earlier that month. The latter grabbed all the headlines, triggering a deepening of the bear

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