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A look at the Boston Fed's Project Hamilton, launched in 2020 to research how to design a US CBDC but ended in 2022 after opposition from anti-CBDC legislators

But it May be Criminalized Eswar Prasad / Financial Times : Central banks must not be blind to the threats posed by CBDCs Twitter: James Wester / @jameswester : “Now legislators in both houses of Congress have introduced bills aimed at making sure a CBDC doesn't see the light of day.” A worthwhile overview and good read on CBDCs in the US from @techreview. https://www.technologyreview.com/ ... Niall Firth / @niallfirth : It wasn't that long ago that a US digital dollar seemed an inevitability. How things change. Now there are bills aimed at making sure one never sees the light of day. So what happens now? Smart piece from @mike_orcutt https://www.technologyreview.com/ ...

MIT Technology Review Mike Orcutt

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  • @jameswester James Wester on x
    “Now legislators in both houses of Congress have introduced bills aimed at making sure a CBDC doesn't see the light of day.” A worthwhile overview and good read on CBDCs in the US from @techreview. https://www.technologyreview.com/ ...
  • @niallfirth Niall Firth on x
    It wasn't that long ago that a US digital dollar seemed an inevitability. How things change. Now there are bills aimed at making sure one never sees the light of day. So what happens now? Smart piece from @mike_orcutt https://www.technologyreview.com/ ...