e-CNY

The global race to define the future of money is intensifying, with over 130 countries and currency unions—accounting for 98% of the world's GDP—actively exploring CBDCs.

From functional limitations to worries of privacy and security, China’s digital yuan faces adoption challenges during its trial phase. Is this e-currency doomed to fail?

Crypto.com's recent FCA approval as an E-Money Institution marks a significant step in its global regulatory journey, allowing enhanced offerings in the UK market while maintaining a focus on compliance and customer protection.

Renowned attorney John E. Deaton reveals a surprising cryptocurrency portfolio, emphasizing a substantial preference for Bitcoin and Ethereum despite his well-known support for XRP. His investment strategy and legal stand reflect a broader perspective on the crypto industry's regulatory landscape. Despite challenges, Deaton remains optimistic about the future of cryptocurrencies.

Recently, HSBC China, Hang Seng China, Standard Chartered China, and Fubon Bank China became the first batch of foreign banks to announce their access to the e-CNY interoperability platform.

Animoca Brands Japan unveils limited edition 'Liar, Liar' E-Figurine NFTs, merging digital and physical collectibles in San FranTokyo's Weebox. March 2024 release offers fans a unique 'phygital' experience, immortalizing beloved anime characters in exclusive runs of 1,000 NFTs per character.

Hong Kong explores the benefits of e-HKD in its digital currency pilots, stresses caution in further implementations.

The tests are part of Project Mbridge, a CBDC network that the HKMA is testing with the People's Bank of China.

The U.S. CFPB considers extending Electronic Fund Transfer Act to protect consumers from crypto-related fraud, focusing on unauthorized transfers.

This collaboration allows Minsheng customers within the CBDC pilot zone to connect their bank-issued digital wallets to their JD accounts, enabling them to make CBDC payments seamlessly on the platform.