Central Bank of Colombia research has revealed that implementing a CBDC would not pose significant economic risk, suggesting favourable conditions for its successful implementation.
Brazil’s Central Bank today revealed the name of its digital currency, aimed at simplifying financial services: the Brazilian Digital Payment System (Sped). Analysts have speculated about the impacts of its launch.
With the impending election and the prospect of a second Trump term, the White House will likely include CBDC supporters, potentially bridging the crypto divide between the red and blue sides of the aisle. Grayscale, a prominent digital asset management company, is a major advocate of CBDCs.