Some central banks have dropped out of the digital currency race
There are at least four countries that have either scrapped or halted CBDC plans so far, and each central bank has its own reasoning for not launching one.
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There are at least four countries that have either scrapped or halted CBDC plans so far, and each central bank has its own reasoning for not launching one.
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