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Why would we use crypto euros? Central bank-issued digital cash – a user perspective

February 15, 2018

Why would we use crypto euros? Central bank-issued digital cash – a user perspective

Region:
International
EU Monitor
Topic:
Banking and financial markets, Digital
Analyst:
Heike Mai
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The rise of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies and the decline in cash payments are the background for a new concept: digital cash issued by central banks. An old academic debate about who creates money and how is resurfacing, but what about the user’s perspective? Why would we use crypto euros? Such digital cash would compete against bank deposits, physical cash and private cryptocurrencies to win over consumers in the areas of payments and savings. [more]
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