The news is flying a bit under the radar. But from China to Bahrain to Jamaica, central banks are beginning 2022 having made major moves recently in support of digital assets. We covered China’s CBDC announcement earlier this week. In short, the People’s Bank of China, the country’s central bank, made its digital yuan wallet Read more...

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We recently shared the news that restrictions on the ability of banks in India to work with cryptocurrency exchanges was overturned by...

We recently shared the news that restrictions on the ability of banks in India to work with cryptocurrency exchanges was overturned by...

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