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CTFC commissioner proposes office focused on retail crypto investors
Catalyst Blockchain Platform launches on Corda
BIS Develops Multi-CBDC Platform for International Settlements With Central Banks
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) Innovation Hub, the Reserve Bank of Australia, Bank Negara Malaysia, the Monetary Authority of Singapore, and the South African Reserve Bank has developed two
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BSN partners with INDUSTRIA, eyes UK market
Asian Development Bank and R3 team for cross-border securities transaction system
Crypto paytech BCB Group acquires software firm LAB577, gains new CTO and COO
LAB577 joins BCB GroupĀ
BCB Group, Europeās leading provider of business accounts and trading services for the digital asset economy, announced today
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Malaysiaās Central Bank Exploring the Potential Launch of a CBDC
The Central Bank of Malaysia, also known as the Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) is exploring the possibility of launching its own central bank digital currency (CBDC). At the moment, the project is still in a āresearch modeā as the Asian nation is only looking towards āassessing the value propositionā of digital currencies. In an email written to Bloomberg, BNM stated: āBNM is actively assessing the value proposition of CBDC to Malaysia.ā adding, āWhile a decision has not been made to issue CBDC, we have focused our research on CBDC via proof-of-concept and experimentation to enhance our technical and policy capabilities, should the need to issue CBDC arise in the future.ā Earlier last year, Malaysia allied with the Bank for International Settlements, South Africa, Australia, and Singapore to develop a proof-of-concept CBDC pilot. Dubbed Project Dunbar, the pilot utilized the Corda and Quorum blockchain platforms from r3 and ConsenSys, to demonstrate the capabilities of blockchain-based cross-border remittances. The goal behind this includes developing a multi-CBDC platform to bring together central banks and commercial banks from over the world for cross-border payments solutions. Several countries have been testing the use of central bank-issued digital currencies. For instance, Thailandās central bank has planned to test its retail CBDC for the public this year. Similarly, Cambodia has already rolled out its tokenized version of Cambodian riel, a blockchain-based CBDC called Project Bakong, and is recognized as one of the worldās first CBDCs. The Indonesian and Philippine central banks have both been racing towards developing their own digital currency. Indonesia, for instance, said that itās developing a CBDC to counter the increased cryptocurrency usage in the country. Meanwhile, China has been testing and developing its e-CNY digital currency and wants to officially introduce it during the 2022 Winter Olympics.
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China preps infrastructure for state-backed NFTs
Cryptoās enemy number one, China, is preparing to roll out its own state-backed blockchain infrastructure to support the deployment of NFT-like collectibles, South China Morning Post reported.
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China to Launch State-Backed, Crypto-Less NFT PlatformāHere’s Why It Matters
China Plans to Differentiate NFTs from Crypto by Launching State-Backed Blockchain InfrastructureĀ
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