A CBDC study refers to research and analysis conducted by central banks or governmental bodies concerning central bank digital currencies. These investigations assess the potential benefits, risks, and technical requirements associated with issuing a digital form of fiat money. The scope typically covers economic impact, monetary policy implications, and financial stability considerations. Such studies inform policy decisions regarding digital currency implementation.
Context
Numerous central banks globally conduct CBDC studies to understand the implications of digital fiat. The situation involves debates on privacy, financial inclusion, and the potential disruption to commercial banking models. A key development to monitor is the progression from theoretical research to pilot programs in various jurisdictions.
Tanzania's central bank completing its CBDC study mandates firms to monitor potential shifts from crypto prohibition to a regulated digital currency framework.
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