Bank of Japan Boss Hints CBDC & Stablecoins Can Coexist – Is Japan Edging Toward a CBDC Rollout?
The central Bank of Japan (BoJ) has stated that regulated stablecoins and a forthcoming central bank digital currency (CBDC) can coexist – and has given the clearest signal so far that Japan will launch a digital yen. Th...
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The Japanese media outlet CoinPost reported that BoJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda spoke about the matters at a fintech forum this week....
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