ECB official labels crypto as ‘deleterious’ with ‘no societal benefits’ in scathing speech
According to Fabio Panetta, crypto volatility and aspects of blockchain technology made digital assets only suitable for gambling.
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According to Fabio Panetta, crypto volatility and aspects of blockchain technology made digital assets only suitable for gambling.
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