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.
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Many respondents from major banks said the technology would likely be unimportant for liquidity management practices until 2027.
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