93% of central banks were working on their digital currencies (CBDC) in 2022. This is stated in the report BIS.
According to analysts, nine of the 86 Central Banks surveyed are going to issue their digital currencies in the next six years. In total, about 15 CBDCs may appear by 2030.
“The results of the survey show that, to date, stablecoins and other crypto assets are rarely used for payments outside the crypto ecosystem,” the report says.
On June 29, the BIS innovation hub, in cooperation with the central banks of France, Switzerland and Singapore, tested AMM-Curve technologies for CBDC.
In the same month, the organization called central bank digital currencies the backbone of the monetary systems of the future. Cryptocurrencies, according to experts from the Bank for International Settlements, are the wrong way to tokenize.
Recall, on June 26, the Bank of Switzerland announced its intention to launch a pilot wholesale CBDC project.
India is negotiating the use of digital currency with 18 countries.
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