56% of banks say DLT and crypto are 'not a priority' in near future — Fed survey
Many respondents from major banks said the technology would likely be unimportant for liquidity management practices until 2027.
Many respondents from major banks said the technology would likely be unimportant for liquidity management practices until 2027.
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