Colleagues, last week we reported that the US
Fed’s Jim Cunha, Vice President
for Treasury and Financial Services,
speculated that the US central bank could issue a digital asset within the next
five years. By contrast the People’s Bank of China is aggressively entering the
R&D phase of a planned launch of a sovereign digital asset in the next 2-3
years. Herein we see two very different perspectives on cryptocurrencies. The
US is understandably concerned about security of the underlying Blockchain
technology. The PBoC is
actively hiring technical staff to build and test a cryptocurrency and has filed
41
patent applications. This situation has many similarities with the
two countries’ race to adopt 5G
telecommunications infrastructure. Bottom line: Despite a highly
centralized bureaucracy and conservative political system, China seems poised
to be the move mover when it comes to central bank cryptocurrency. Do first
movers necessarily have a competitive advantage? When it comes to a sovereign
digital asset this trend may not be valid. Post a comment today! Lawrence – Cryptocurrency
Academy (https://cryptocurrencyacademy.blogspot.com/)
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