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The EU's central bank laid a claim to the phrase "digital euro" before deciding whether to actually issue one.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) recently published a paper titled “Crypto-Assets: Implications for financial stability, monetary policy, and payments… The post Bitcoins Not Really Currencies, Euro Is Always Euro — Says European Central Bank President appeared first on Invest In Blockchain.
2019-5-22 23:37 | |
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While the European Central Bank found that crypto assets have had a relatively small impact on the financial stability of countries that have adopted the euro, the bank says it's open to at least explore the possibility of a digitally issued euro.
2019-5-21 18:58 | |
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The European Central Bank has said that cryptocurrencies are currently not a threat to financial stability in the euro zone.
2019-5-20 11:20 | |
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Mario Draghi, the President of the European Central Bank, has implied the euro is not an asset, but only a currency. “Bitcoin and cryptocurrency, or anything that looks like it,...
2019-5-13 13:01 | |
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By CCN: A student asked European Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi about his stance on Bitcoin. Draghi told the student that cryptocurrencies are not currencies, but “highly risky” assets.
2019-5-8 22:29 | |
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German blockchain startup Bitwala has launched crypto banking in Germany. After securing €4 million (roughly $4. 5 million) from VC firms Earlybird and Coparion in September of 2018 to develop a crypto banking solution, the company has allegedly amassed a waiting list of 30,000 potential users.
2018-12-13 22:32 | |
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Mario Draghi, President of the European Central Bank (ECB), said that the authority does not see a “concrete need” for a digital token alternative to the euro, according to Reuters. No Time for Crypto Highlighting the stability of fiat money and the infamous volatility of cryptocurrencies, Draghi told parliament members that a lack of robustness […] The post No, the EU is Not Issuing a State-Backed Cryptocurrency appeared first on CryptoSlate.
2018-9-16 22:00 | |
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The chief of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, said Friday that the institution has "no plans" to issue a digital currency, Reuters reports.
2018-9-14 17:11 | |
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Mario Draghi, President of the European Central Bank, said bitcoin is volatile, with its value oscillating widely, thus he would not call it a currency. In answering questions by the... The post One Euro Today is One Euro Tomorrow, Bitcoin Oscillates Says ECB’s Draghi appeared first on Trustnodes.
2018-7-27 15:37 | |
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Virtual money is not going to undermine the financial power of central banks any time soon, according to a European Parliament report published last week.
2018-7-2 19:05 | |
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U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chairman Jay Clayton states that the SEC will not be bending the rules anytime soon when it comes to cryptocurrencies and that while bitcoin remains a commodity, all initial coin offering (ICO) tokens — or coins offered through a fundraising process — classify as securities.
2018-6-11 22:23 | |
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An informal document shared among EU officials shows digital finance, and thereby crypto, topping a list of priorities to be discussed.
The central bank digital currency has met significant opposition from lawmakers worried over excessive state snooping
A central bank digital currency usable by financial markets is moving faster than a more controversial plan targeting regular citizens
Officials promise privacy controls for the possible new CBDC, but are less clear how to respond to wilder reactions.
The center-right lawmaker previously negotiated the landmark MiCA crypto law for the European Parliament
The European Commission is back on track to publish legislation on a digital euro on June 28, after the controversial topic was previously removed from the executive’s agenda, the bloc’s lead financial services official said on Tuesday.
The central bank digital currency must be usable offline from day 1 to safeguard privacy, the draft law says.