Digital Dollar Infrastructure refers to the proposed technological systems and frameworks required to support a central bank digital currency issued by the United States. This infrastructure would facilitate the issuance, distribution, and settlement of a digital form of the US dollar. It would involve a combination of central bank systems, commercial bank networks, and potentially private sector innovations.
Context
The development of digital dollar infrastructure is a subject of significant legislative and economic debate in the United States. News reports frequently cover discussions among policymakers regarding its potential impact on financial stability, privacy, and monetary policy. Key considerations include the balance between public and private sector roles in its operation and distribution.
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